Source: AyiboPost, 09 January 2020, Port-au-Prince, Haiti In 2010, after the earthquake that struck Haiti, the American food giant Monsanto donated...
Mashal Kakar is part of a generation of widowed women, the 18-year-long Afghan war left behind. She lost her husband, journalist Sabawoon Kakar in...
It looks like we won’t make our $30k year-end goal, but we are determined to keep training and amplifying local voices and perspectives. Many of you...
Community Supported Film and Haiti's AyiboPost are preparing a new year-long video journalism training and production program for 2020. With your...
We are very pleased to announce a partnership with the YMCA to roll out the Screen&Discuss campaign to their network of hundreds of grassroots...
A key theme of the trove of documents published this week was the lack of coherence in Washington’s approach to Afghanistan from the outset Source:...
Some 10 million Afghans need aid, but local and foreign humanitarians find themselves at risk, on multiple fronts, in a volatile war. Source: The...
A correspondent’s reflections on how a genocide unfolds, and why it’s important to ‘humanize’ the stories of people in emergencies. Source: The New...
Thursday night's Screen&Discuss event at the Westwood Public Library in Westwood, MA brought out local high school students. "The kids really...
Mired in poverty, corruption and violent unrest, Haiti faces a fresh problem in the form of paid gunmen out to settle scores Source: The Guardian,...
WESTWOOD, Massachusetts Westwood Public Library presents: Screening and discussion: New Immigrant and Refugee Visions Thursday, December 5, 7pm-9pm...
Last night's Screen&Discuss event at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston inspired conversation and motivation among museum-goers....