Stories and Articles About Our Work

(This article in OCHA's December 2012 Bulletin humanitaire Tchad talks about Internews' humanitarian radio project in Chad) Read more »

While more than 15 years have passed since the breakup of the former Yugoslavia, media outlets in the Balkans remain highly politicized along ethnic and national lines. The majority run entertainment pieces and sensationalist human dramas rather than covering sensitive social and human rights issues that adversely affect the daily lives of people across the region. Minority voices are seldom heard from in mainstream media, and violations of their rights rarely receive public attention. Read more »

(This blog post from the Humanitarian Innovation Fund web site covers Internews' project in the Central African Republic.) Read more »

Madjihinguem Nguinabe talks about what motivates him as a journalist to help his community get the information they need.

I was always really interested in the work of radio stations and I’d heard about Internews, so I asked for a work placement. I really wanted to see what journalism was like because I didn’t know anything about it. Voix de Ouaddai in Abeche fortunately took me on as a volunteer in 2009, and I moved here to Goz Beida to work at Radio Sila in 2010. Read more »