Internews sets the gold standard for health journalism training and responds to conflict triggers with training and support for the media community.
Internews

Kenya

In Kenya, Internews works with media to develop a comprehensive and sustained media response to issues such as HIV/AIDS, child and maternal health and malaria. Internews also supports projects that counter hate speech, promote peaceful solutions and further better understanding of election issues.

More about Internews in Kenya’s health information projects

More about Internews in Kenya’s conflict-sensitive journalism projects

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