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            <description>&quot;Thanks to Internews training, I understood that I have the power to transform my environment if I tell the truth in a balanced manner and with appropriate language,&quot; said radio journalist Rose Okindah.</description>
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            <description>Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Rajendra K. Pachauri and Internews celebrated the best in climate change reporting at the Internews Earth Journalism Awards in Copenhagen.</description>
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            <description>Against a backdrop of declining political rights and civil liberties worldwide, Internews Network has launched an ambitious global program to spur media coverage of human rights and reform of media and Internet law and policy. </description>
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            <description>With the goal of expanding and improving media coverage of climate change, Internews and The Poynter Institute’s News University have launched a free online journalism course to give reporters and citizen journalists a firm grounding in the science and policy underlying climate change.</description>
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            <description>On World AIDS Day, December 1, we honor those journalists around the globe who work year-round to shed light into the dark corners of the HIV pandemic.</description>
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            <title>Catalyzing Coverage of Climate Change</title>
            <description>Internews announced the fifteen winners of the Earth Journalism Awards today, and opened the online public voting to find the winner of a sixteenth prize. The finalists were selected out of some 900 journalists, bloggers and young creatives from 148 countries who registered to send in their best climate change reports from 2009 in the lead up to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen next month.</description>
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            <title>Free Online Course Helps Journalists Explain Climate Change</title>
            <description>With the goal of expanding and improving media coverage of climate change, Internews and The Poynter Institute’s News University have launched a free online journalism course to give reporters and citizen journalists a firm grounding in the science and policy underlying climate change.</description>
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            <title>Internews Helps Craft Text Message on HIV/AIDS for Ethiopians from Their President</title>
            <description>Internews Network helped develop a World AIDS Day SMS that will be sent to more than 2.5 million people in Ethiopia from the President of Ethiopia, Girma Woldegiorgis.</description>
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            <title>Kenyan TV Journalists Expose Cultural Practices That Spread HIV/AIDS</title>
            <description>&quot;When I was informed I was HIV-positive, I shared the news with my husband. He warned me against disclosing my status to anyone. I did not dare defy his orders,&quot; says Tatu Saidi, a 14-year-old widow from the Coast Province of Kenya.</description>
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            <title>Afghanistan and Pakistan: An Urgent Need for Information</title>
            <description>The escalating conflicts in Afghanistan and Pakistan underline the urgent need for people to have access to reliable and trusted sources of news and information in their own language. Internews has been working in this region since 2002 to empower local media to get information to those who need it most.</description>
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            <title>Los Angeles Times: Internews Afghanistan and the &quot;journalism of hope&quot;</title>
            <description>&quot;We can&apos;t mask over the terrible realities of war, but it&apos;s also our moral responsibility to give people hope. I call it the journalism of hope. And I think it&apos;s very important.&quot;

-Masood Farivar, Manager of Salam Watandar (Hello Countryman), Internews&apos; radio programming service for Afghanistan, in an interview with the Los Angeles Times</description>
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            <description>&quot;I think that the more freely information flows, the stronger the society becomes, because then citizens of countries around the world can hold their own governments accountable. They can begin to think for themselves. That generates new ideas. It encourages creativity.&quot; 

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            <title>From a Hut in Southern Sudan, Children’s Voices Fill the Airwaves</title>
            <description>In Kauda, a remote town in the heart of the Nuba Mountains in South Kordofan, southern Sudan, many children don’t attend school at all. If they do have access to a teacher, the lessons are often held under trees and the teachers lack even basic resources such as desks, books and pens.</description>
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            <title>Two Radio Stations in Jordan Tackle Daring Topics...and Thrive</title>
            <description>When Internews helped establish a community radio station in the heart of eastern Amman in May of 2008, the main goal was to create a media outlet that tackled important social issues, targeting as many people as possible in that part of the capital.</description>
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            <title>Earth Journalism Awards: Internews Announces 15 Winners and Launches the Global Public Award via Twitter and Facebook Vote</title>
            <description>Internews, the international NGO that empowers local media worldwide, announced the fifteen winners of the Earth Journalism Awards today, and opened the online public voting to find the winner of a sixteenth prize.</description>
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            <title>Sharing Expertise between African Countries</title>
            <description>Internews Network has moved to increase the skills and expertise of journalists in Sub-Saharan Africa through the introduction of county-to-country exchange visits for local journalism trainers.</description>
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            <description>With the aim of empowering Crimean citizens through expanded access to information, and giving them the potential to participate in local decision-making, Internews has launched a new program, “Strengthening Media in Crimea.”</description>
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