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by Steven Youngblood, director, Center for Global Peace Journalism Despite the challenges, journalists can be agents of change. This important and...
"We all have to demand an improvement in our news diet. A balanced diet that’s less self-centric, that includes more local perspectives, will really...
The following is adapted from a presentation by Jessica Hsu of Other Worlds and Jean Claudy Aristil of Radio VKM Les Cayes at the Executive...
Ashoka , Contributor As modern media outlets struggle with the uncertainty of journalism’s future, they should keep a close eye on social...
SouthAfrica.Info, 22 July 2014 South Africa's Durban International Film Festival initiated a world first on Monday as it began broadcasting a full...
I Just Keep Delivering Illiterate Afghan Women Get in a Word on Pregnancy & Childbirth Afghanistan has one of the highest rates of maternal...
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Source: Reuters - Wed, 9 Jul 2014 08:23 GMT, Author: Reuters Afghans receive food charity during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Jalalabad...
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Posted on July 1, 2014 by Julianna Jerosch — After the Arab Spring, technology became the panacea for democratic development issues. Many programs...
NEW YORK, 4 July 2014 (IRIN) - In the debate over the inclusion of media freedom and access to information in the post-2015 development agenda, it...