Podcasts about Internews

Бұл эпизодта саясаттанушу, құқық қорғаушы Қасиет Темірзахқызымен Қазақстан жастарының қазіргі көңіл-күйі, елдегі қоғамдық-саяси жағдайға деген сенімі және көші-қонға итермелейтін себептер туралы сөйлестік. Жастар неге саясаттан алшақ?Неліктен елден кетуді жиі ойлайды?Күнделікті өмір мен саяси шешімдердің байланысын қалай түсініп жүр?Әлеуметтік желілер жастардың құндылықтарына қалай әсер етеді?осы және өзне де сұрақтар жауабын эпизодтан таба аласыздарЭпизод таймкоды00:00 - аңдатпа, қонақпен таныстыру01:01 - азаматтық қатысу дегеніміз не? 03:16 - жастар белсенділігінің сыры неде?05:38 - жастарды сипаттайтын зерттеулер10:56 - қай аймақтарда жастар белсендірек және жастар белсенділігіне не әсер етеді?14:33 - жастардың қандай ақпарат пен шаралаға сұранысы бар? 17:14 - қазақ тілінде және орыс тілінде сөйлейтін жастар. Сұраныстары мен қызығушылықтарында айырмашылық бар ма?22:12 - саяси режимдердің өзгеруі, сайлау және сайлауға бару құқығы, үркіту шаралары мен репрессия тұсындағы белсенділік, саяси шешімдерге араласу32:27 - әйелдер маршы, саясаттағы әйелдер мен мемлекеттік квота40:04 - Қазақстандықтарды мазалайтын негізгі мәселелер45:49 - лайфстайл блогерлер мен саясат49:37 - ақпараттың рас-өтірігін қалай тексереміз?54:15 - билікпен коммуникация орнату жолдары 01:07:10 - жастармен жұмыс істейтін қандай ұйымдар бар?❗️ Бұл жарияланымды Internews жүзеге асырып жатқан «Шынайы әңгімелер көмегімен аудиторияның төзімділігін арттыру (CARAVAN)» жобасы аясында Еуропалық Одақ қаржыландырады. Оның мазмұнына тек қана OY-DETOX жауапты, және жарияланым міндетті түрде Еуропалық Одақ пен Internews көзқарасын білдірмейді.Қызықты айдарларымыз

Marc welcomes Ryan Wiggins to dive into shocking revelations of government waste and media manipulation. They discuss Kevin O'Leary's push for deep federal budget cuts and why it's a rare chance to slash bloated spending. The team exposes how millions in taxpayer dollars are funneled to obscure organizations like Internews, allegedly influencing journalists and promoting leftist agendas worldwide. Plus, they tackle the $36 trillion national debt crisis and the urgent need to stop the bureaucratic machine before it's too late.

Waardeer je onze video's? Steun dan Café Weltschmerz, het podium voor het vrije woord: https://www.cafeweltschmerz.nl/doneren/In de 45e aflevering van De Andere Tafel bespreken Sander Compagner, uitgever van De Andere Krant, en journalist van de krant Eric van de Beek, alle onthullingen over beïnvloeding van de westerse media. Via USAID en Internews blijkt er sprake te zijn (geweest?) van een Amerikaanse media ‘empire'. Verder spreken de heren ook over het vredesvoorstel voor Oekraïne van Trump en de westerse reacties daarop.---Deze video is geproduceerd door Café Weltschmerz. Café Weltschmerz gelooft in de kracht van het gesprek en zendt interviews uit over actuele maatschappelijke thema's. Wij bieden een hoogwaardig alternatief voor de mainstream media. Café Weltschmerz is onafhankelijk en niet verbonden aan politieke, religieuze of commerciële partijen.Wil je meer video's bekijken en op de hoogte blijven via onze nieuwsbrief? Ga dan naar: https://www.cafeweltschmerz.nl/videos/Wil je op de hoogte worden gebracht van onze nieuwe video's? Klik hierboven dan op Abonneren!

Arab nations slam Netanyahu's comments for Palestinian state on Saudi land "Arab nations have fiercely rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal of a Palestinian state on Saudi land. Saudi Arabia slammed the idea as a diversion from Israel's actions in Gaza, while the Arab League called it ""detached from reality."" The Saudi foreign ministry said Netanyahu's statements aim to divert attention from the continuous crimes committed against Palestinians in Gaza. Regional outrage followed, with Jordan, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates denouncing the remarks as violations of international law." No power can force Palestinians out of their homeland: Türkiye "Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared that no force can expel Palestinians from their homeland. ""Palestine, including Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem, belongs to the Palestinians,"" Erdogan said. Speaking in Istanbul before departing for Malaysia, another nation opposing Israeli war in the region, Erdogan dismissed US proposals on Gaza, calling them unworthy of discussion." Dozens killed in terror attack in Mali "At least 25 gold miners were killed, and 13 injured in a brutal terrorist ambush near Mali's Gao region, the army confirmed. The attack targeted a convoy of miners under military escort. In swift retaliation, Malian forces eliminated 19 terrorists. The assault, near Kobe, saw militants fire on fleeing civilians. No group has claimed responsibility, however, Daesh and Al-Qaeda-linked factions operate in the area." Colombia's Petro urges ministers to resign ahead of reshuffle "Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called for the resignation of his entire cabinet ahead of an approaching reshuffle. The decision came after Environment Minister Susana Muhamad's resignation in protest of Petro's appointment of Armando Benedetti, citing concerns. Petro says the changes aim to better fulfill his administration's mandate." US funnelled $472 million for 'state propaganda': WikiLeaks "WikiLeaks has unveiled shocking details in a report, claiming that the US funnelled $472.6 million into Internews Network—a global non-governmental organisation accused of covert censorship and media control. USAspending data shows 87% of the funding —equivalent to $415 million — came from USAID, while the US State Department added $57 million. With ties to Soros and Clinton initiatives, Wikileaks also said Internews trained 9,000 journalists and backed social media censorship. As Trump freezes USAID's budget, critics call it a “state propaganda network.”"

In this episode of The Pivot Fund Pod, Tracie Powell leads a discussion on the pivotal role of philanthropic intermediaries in supporting local and independent news outlets. Powell is joined by Carolyn Powers of Internews and the Listening Post Collective, Luella Brien of Four Points Press, and Saba Long of Atlanta Civic Circle. They share their experiences, challenges, and the critical need for more direct funding and strategic support in the journalism ecosystem. The Pivot Fund is a new venture philanthropy organization dedicated to investing $500 million into independent BIPOC-led community news outlets through grantmaking, development support, and strategic consulting. For more information on The Pivot Fund, visit www.thepivotfund.org.

Mattia Peretti, former manager of Journalism AI at the London School of Economics and current Knight Fellow at the International Center for Journalists, joins host Nikita Roy to share insights on balancing AI innovation with journalistic integrity.The episode explores an AI literacy initiative at Internews, which created a platform for knowledge exchange and significantly improved the organization's understanding and application of AI technologies. The discussion also delves into the development of generative AI guidelines for newsrooms, using the example of The Guardian. The focus is on creating adaptable, value-driven principles rather than strict prescriptions. This approach allows for flexibility in the face of rapid technological changes while ensuring that the organization's foundational values remain intact. The Guardian's experience serves as a valuable case study for other newsrooms looking to navigate the integration of AI technologies. Sign up for the Newsroom Robots newsletter for episode summaries and insights from host Nikita Roy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Le Laboratoire de recherches en sciences de l'information et de la communication (LARSCICOM) a entamé sa rentrée scientifique ce mardi 7 novembre au Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles de Kinshasa. Au cours de cet événement de deux heures, Patrick Muyaya, le ministre congolais de la Communication et des Médias, Jean-Chrétien Ekambo, professeur émérite à l'Institut Facultaire des Sciences de l'Information et de la Communication (IFASIC), Patient Ligodi, journaliste et directeur général d'ACTUALITE.CD, ainsi que Tshivis Tshivuadi, secrétaire général de l'ONG Journaliste en Danger (JED), ont débattu du sous-thème "Les journalistes et leurs sources d'information : entre obligation de transparence et nécessité de protection." Cette thématique revêt une importance particulière en cette période électorale, comme l'a souligné Pierre N'sana, président du LARSICOM et spécialiste en sociologie du journalisme. Il a également rappelé les relations parfois tendues entre les journalistes et leurs sources d'information. "De nombreux spécialistes considèrent les journalistes et leurs sources comme des partenaires rivaux. Ils sont contraints de travailler ensemble, se complétant mutuellement, mais leurs objectifs sont souvent opposés," a expliqué Pierre N'sana. Il a souligné que le métier de journaliste implique de révéler ce que d'autres cherchent à dissimuler, exposant ainsi les journalistes à des représailles de la part de ceux détenant des secrets. Il a appelé les journalistes à faire preuve de professionnalisme face aux défis de la vigilance, de la transparence et de la protection. "Les journalistes doivent servir de filtre, mandaté par le public pour distinguer la vérité des faits dans les propos de leurs sources. Ils doivent conserver leur professionnalisme et ne diffuser que ce qui a été vérifié et recoupé," a-t-il insisté. Avec le soutien de ses partenaires, notamment la MILRDC (Association des médias en ligne en RDC) et Internews, le LARSICOM prévoit d'organiser des discussions sur la communication, les médias et la pratique journalistique en RDC chaque premier mardi d'un trimestre. Ces rencontres, appelées "Mardi Larsi," réuniront des professionnels, des chercheurs et des acteurs publics dans le but d'améliorer les pratiques journalistiques. Bruno Nsaka

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Bundelkhand region in Central India is infamous for its frequent droughts. The lack of water in the region.Farmers in this region have been either aligning their farming with seasonal rainfall patterns or are dependent on diesel or electricity operated pumps for irrigation. But the erratic rainfall, prolonged droughts and poor electricity supply have disrupted farming practices, making them riskier.  Pumping ground water using solar energy is now seen as the solution to these water woes. The Central government started the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan (PM-Kusum) scheme in  2019 to overcome challenges of irrigation supply. Through this scheme the government subsidises these solar pumps for the farmers. However, solar water pumps rely on existing or available groundwater, which is already scarce in the region. In this episode, Suno India's Sneha Richhariya travels in three districts of Bundelkhand to understand if solar water pumps can solve the issue of irrigation for the farmers of this region and figure if it possesses a threat to its groundwater levels.  Note: This report was produced with the support of Internews' Earth Journalism Network. It was originally published by Suno India on 28 September 2023. See sunoindia.in/privacy-policy for privacy information.

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Africa is undergoing a remarkable transformation with an exponential surge in internet connectivity, marking a significant milestone in the continent's technological advancement. However, this commendable progress in bridging the digital divide comes with a stark and concerning juxtaposition – Africa finds itself trailing behind in the crucial realm of cybersecurity. This pressing issue took centre stage at the inaugural Africa Cybersecurity Summit held in Togo's vibrant capital, serving as a clarion call for action. This connectivity boom has brought about an unintended consequence – a glaring vulnerability to cyber threats and attacks. Africa's cybersecurity landscape is characterised by gaps in infrastructure, limited awareness, and a shortage of skilled professionals capable of defending against and mitigating these digital threats. The lack of stringent regulatory frameworks and cybersecurity policies exacerbates the situation, leaving businesses, governments, and individuals exposed to the perils of the digital age. In a recent publication commissioned by the United Nations in partnership with the Alliance for Universal Digital Rights in February 2023 entitled Securing our Human Rights in our Digital World, it notes, “Imagine a future in which all citizens of the digital eco-system, no matter who they are, or where they live, can enjoy equal rights to safety, freedom and dignity. Because the digital environment, like the natural environment, transcends borders.” Sounds really good on paper, but how does this translate into our everyday lives? In our latest Let's Talk Human Rights episode, our host Masechaba Mdaka is joined by Wakesho Kililo, who is the is the Africa Coordinator, Digital Rights, Greater Internet Freedom Project at Internews. She serves as a member of the Law Society of Kenya Public Interest Litigation and Legal Aid committee. Our second host is Helen Nyinakiiza, Helen has been working as the Community Manager - Safe Sisters program at Internews. Safe Sisters trains women human rights defenders to use digital safety in their work and to support their community navigate the challenges of Tech Facilitated Gender-Based Violence. Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, Sub-Saharan Africa · FNF Africa · Ep.3 Transcript_ The murky space of cyberspace - Knowing your Digital Rights.pdf — PDF (121.5 KB)

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Shehara is arguably the most influential brand and communications expert to come out of Sri Lanka. We have a catch up discussing her background, how she moved from a masters degree in archaeology to advertising and some insights into how her career developed. In this episode of our podcast, we have the privilege of sitting down with an extraordinary individual whose journey has been marked by transformative leadership, tireless dedication to societal progress, and a commitment to empowering the next generation. Our guest, Shehara, is a trailblazer, a strategist, and a catalyst for change across a diverse range of sectors.

In January, 1958, a renowned sailing family was lost in a storm in the Bermuda Triangle. The youngest of two daughters, Sarah, suddenly an orphan, grew up never knowing her parents and grandparents. As an adult, she began to pursue the mystery of her family and their disappearance, and discovered that their stories were far different from the versions she was told. Sarah Conover's memoir follows the national media's investigation of the Revonoc's vanishing, and exposes the truths that led her to “unstory” the family history, creating a new understanding of their lives, and hers. About Sarah Conover: Sarah Conover holds a BA in comparative religions from the University of Colorado, and an MFA in creative writing from Eastern Washington University. She has worked as a television producer for PBS and Internews (an international media NGO), a social worker for Catholic Charities, a public school teacher, and taught creative writing through the community colleges of Spokane, Washington. She is the author of six books on world wisdom traditions and spirituality published by Skinner House Books, the educational publishing arm of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Her poetry, essays and interviews have been published in a variety of literary magazines and anthologies.  sarahconover.com https://55fathoms.com/set-adrift/  

Dealing with disinformation tops the agenda for all kinds of organizations working on all kinds of issues. We're bombarded by fake news, foreign propaganda, consumer scams and other kinds of deliberate disinformation that make it hard to sort out fact from fiction. Alex Cole has been on the frontlines of information wars around the world. He says America is “under a disinformation assault from within and outside our borders.” The “urgency to counter this threat can't be overstated.” And “convenient solutions” are hard to find. Alex is Vice President of External Affairs at Internews, an international nonprofit that believes “everyone deserves trustworthy news and information.” Internews has 30 offices worldwide and supports independent media in 100 countries, reaching millions of people with information they can trust. At the global nonprofit IREX, he helped organizations in Ukraine and other countries fight back against the onslaught of disinformation from the Putin regime in Russia. On this episode of Achieve Great Things, we'll talk about real solutions—practical steps your organization can take to fight one of the most important challenges facing the field of communications—and democracy itself.

Today I talked to Sarah Conover about her book Set Adrift: A Mystery and a Memoir (55 Fathoms Publishing, 2023). When racing yacht “The Revonoc” went down in the Bermuda Triangle's Sargasso Sea during a freakish storm in January of 1958, the sailing world was dumbfounded. The boat and five people on board, all well-known in the sailing world, completely vanished. Only the dinghy showed up a few days later, but all searches over the following months turned up nothing at all. Sarah Conover, the youngest of the two daughters of Lori and Larry, and granddaughters of Dorothy and Harvey, became an orphan that day. As an adult, Sarah began to ask questions about her parents and grandparents – her memoir weaves interviews with family members, articles, and official Coast Guard reports that Sarah studies to understand her ongoing feelings of loss, loneliness, and depression. Ultimately, her final thought is “There is no true story. Only mercy.” Sarah Conover holds a BA in comparative religions from the University of Colorado, and an MFA in creative writing from Eastern Washington University. She has worked as a television producer for PBS and Internews (an international media NGO), a social worker for Catholic Charities, a public school teacher, and taught creative writing through the community colleges of Spokane, Washington. She is the author of six books on world wisdom traditions and spirituality published by Skinner House Books, the educational publishing arm of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Her poetry, essays and interviews have been published in a variety of literary magazines and anthologies. She is a feature writer and columnist for Tricycle Magazine: the Buddhist Review and has taught meditation for many years at Airway Heights Corrections Center and within the Spokane community. Ms. Conover was a recipient of Washington State's Grants for Artist's Projects (GAP grant) and writing fellowships from the Ucross Foundation in Clearmont, Wyoming, and the Willapa Bay Artist Residence Program in Oysterville, Washington. She lives in a condo in Spokane, Washington and in her beloved yurtiverse at the base of the North Cascades in Winthrop, Washington, where she and her husband are building a small hermitage for monastic retreats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Today I talked to Sarah Conover about her book Set Adrift: A Mystery and a Memoir (55 Fathoms Publishing, 2023). When racing yacht “The Revonoc” went down in the Bermuda Triangle's Sargasso Sea during a freakish storm in January of 1958, the sailing world was dumbfounded. The boat and five people on board, all well-known in the sailing world, completely vanished. Only the dinghy showed up a few days later, but all searches over the following months turned up nothing at all. Sarah Conover, the youngest of the two daughters of Lori and Larry, and granddaughters of Dorothy and Harvey, became an orphan that day. As an adult, Sarah began to ask questions about her parents and grandparents – her memoir weaves interviews with family members, articles, and official Coast Guard reports that Sarah studies to understand her ongoing feelings of loss, loneliness, and depression. Ultimately, her final thought is “There is no true story. Only mercy.” Sarah Conover holds a BA in comparative religions from the University of Colorado, and an MFA in creative writing from Eastern Washington University. She has worked as a television producer for PBS and Internews (an international media NGO), a social worker for Catholic Charities, a public school teacher, and taught creative writing through the community colleges of Spokane, Washington. She is the author of six books on world wisdom traditions and spirituality published by Skinner House Books, the educational publishing arm of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Her poetry, essays and interviews have been published in a variety of literary magazines and anthologies. She is a feature writer and columnist for Tricycle Magazine: the Buddhist Review and has taught meditation for many years at Airway Heights Corrections Center and within the Spokane community. Ms. Conover was a recipient of Washington State's Grants for Artist's Projects (GAP grant) and writing fellowships from the Ucross Foundation in Clearmont, Wyoming, and the Willapa Bay Artist Residence Program in Oysterville, Washington. She lives in a condo in Spokane, Washington and in her beloved yurtiverse at the base of the North Cascades in Winthrop, Washington, where she and her husband are building a small hermitage for monastic retreats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

Қонақтарым Мұрат Есжан мен Айсәуле Әбілда отбасылық жұп, «Болашақ» бағдарламасының түлектері,  «Абай жолы», «Ахмет. Ұлт ұстазы», «Міржақып. Оян, қазақ!» сериалдарының бірі режиссері, бірі продюсері. Мұрат пен Айсәулені әңгімеге тартып, тарихи сериалдарды түсіру барысы, ұлт зиялыларының өнегесі, мемлекеттік тапсырыс, ішкі цензура және бірге жұмыс істеудің артықшылықтары мен кешіліктері туралы сөйлестім. Эпизодты YouTube арнамнан тамашалап, подкаст қосымшаларынан тыңдай аласыздар! Ал, көріп, таңдағаннан гөрі оқығанды қаласаңыз, әңгімеміздің бір парасын Forbes.kz сайтынан таба аласыздар!    Таймкод 00:00 - кіріспе 01:04 - эпизод қонақтары режиссері Мұрат Есжан мен продюсер Айсәуле Әбілдамен таныстыру 04:05 - мемлекеттік тапсырыс, «Хабар», Qazaqstan арналарымен жұмыс істеу барысы, ішкі цензура мен ұлттық идеология 09:00 - «Міржақып. Оян, Қазақ» сериалының туу барысы, актриса Зарина Кармен мен аудио-визуал ұрпақ 11:06 - Ғайнижамал образы неге ашылмады?  15:02 - Гүлнар Міржақыпқызы, Ахмет Байтұрсыновтың жары Бәдрисафа апай мен патриархал құндылықтардың сарқыншағы 19:55 - тәуелсіздік үшін күрес, автономия, Алаш зиялылары мен тарихи шындық 29:57 - Алаш зиялыларының ұрпағы болу қандай? Самырат Кәкішев, Айман Байсалова, Гүлнар Міржақыпқызы 35:37 - бүгінде кіммен сұхбаттасып қалған дұрыс деп ойлайсыздар? 39:30 - Бірге жұмыс істеудің артықшылықтары мен кешіліктері, Таңшолпан бағдарламасы, продюсер айлығы 40:30 - отбасылық Dream Project пен болашақ жоспарлары 48:09 - Мұрат пен Айсәуле үйде не үшін ұрысады? 01:08:08 - кино нарығы, комедия түсіру ойлары мен өзіңді-өзің мақтауға қысылу синдромы  "Міржақып. Оян, қазақ" сериалын көру - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Itv4FFNKG_c Әйнел Әмірханның инстаграмы - https://www.instagram.com/ainelkai/ OY-DETOX-ты қолдау: Patreon арқылы - https://www.patreon.com/oydetoxbyainel Kaspi арқылы - 4400 4301 3065 7460 - OY-DETOX-қа деп жазуды ұмытпаңыздар! Бұл эпизод Америка халқының көмегі арқасында АҚШ Халықаралық даму агенттігінің (USAID) қаржысымен Internews ұйымы іске асыратын "Орталық Азияның MediaCAMP бағдарламасы" аясында дайындалды. OY-DETOX командасы ақпараттың мазмұнына тікелей жауапты жəне ақпарат USAID-тың немесе АҚШ үкіметінің, сонымен қатар Internews ұстанымына сай келмеуі мүмкін.

OY-DETOX қонағы - дінтанушы Асылтай Тасболат. Біз дінтану ғылымы, ислам құқығы, орамал дауы мен исламдағы әйел орны туралы сөйлестік.  - Дінтанушы деген кім? - Қазіргі ислам ақыл-ойы дегеніміз не? - Исламда әйелдің орны қандай? - Ислам модернизмі дегеніміз не? - Бүгінгі орамал дауының себебі қандай? Осы және өзге да сұрақтарға жауапты эпизодтан таба аласыздар.  Асылтай Тасболаттың Инстаграм парақшасы - https://www.instagram.com/assyltay_tasbolat/ TEDxAstana-дағы сөзі - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcZ1H4lMofs Бұл эпизод Америка халқының көмегі арқасында АҚШ Халықаралық даму агенттігінің (USAID) қаржысымен Internews ұйымы іске асыратын "Орталық Азияның MediaCAMP бағдарламасы" аясында дайындалды. OY-DETOX командасы ақпараттың мазмұнына тікелей жауапты жəне ақпарат USAID-тың немесе АҚШ үкіметінің, сонымен қатар Internews ұстанымына сай келмеуі мүмкін.

#ӘйнелӘмірхан #OYDETOX #АлияАхметова #женскийбизнес Второй эпизод OY-DETOX на русском языке с Алией Ахметовой, основательницей отечественного бренда Hey, Baby. Мы поговорили - о великих казахстанских женщинах и о том, почему мы так мало о них знаем; - о том, что значит быть мамой сегодня; - о женском и мужском бизнесе; - о важности женской поддержки и о многом другом. Инстаграм Алии - https://www.instagram.com/_aliya_akhmetova/ Инстаграм бренда Hey, Baby - https://www.instagram.com/heybaby.kz/ смотрите эпизод на моем YouTube-канале и слушайте на всех подкаст платформах. Данный эпизод стал возможным благодаря помощи американского народа, оказанной через Агентство США по международному развитию (USAID) и было подготовлено OY-DETOX в рамках Центральноазиатской программы MediaCAMP, реализуемой Internews при финансовой поддержке USAID. Команда OY-DETOX несет ответственность за его содержание, которое не обязательно отражает позицию USAID, или Правительства США, или Internews.

Jackline Lidubwi, Project Lead at Internews Kenya, joins Anna Kompanek, Director for CIPE's Global Programs, to talk about inclusion of persons with disabilities, specifically those in developing countries. Jackline Lidubwi is a multi-award winning disability media activist, media trainer, and journalist with 20 years of experience in disability reporting. She leads the Inclusive Media Project across Sub-Saharan Africa at Internews. Lidubwi discusses her current project at Internews with Kompanek and its focuses on barriers that persons with disabilities face, advances in technologies and their potential for inclusion, and more.

“What if there was a mythical monster that sucked our biodata instead of our blood?” “Can you imagine the CEO's reaction when he realized the whole country's personal data was stolen from his company's databases?” “What if we could send messages back in time and warn ourselves about the dangers of losing our privacy?” These are some of the questions that emerged when we asked teams of fiction writers, activists, lawyers, comic book artists, comedians, audio engineers, and illustrators to think about how we could get more people interested in data privacy and digital rights. Over the past 6 months, Internews' ‘ADAPT' Project, in collaboration with the Heinrich Böll Foundation, Internet Bolivia, Coding Rights, Paradigm Initiative, and Fundación Ciudadanía y Desarrollo have produced a series of speculative audio fictions. These stories are meant to entertain, inspire, amaze, educate, and activate – and we hope that they let listeners experience the urgency of data privacy as a basic civil right. In this introductory episode, we interview key collaborators from Brazil, Ecuador, Nigeria, and Bolivia who contributed to our four creative audio fictions projects. We discuss why we decided to produce audio fictions, and some of the challenges and opportunities around collaborations between activists and creatives. We invite you to listen to the series and enjoy. Projects include: La Culpa Es De Graciela (Graciela is to Blame) is a story written by playwright Sebastián Bravo Montenegro and produced in partnership with Fundación Ciudadanía y Desarrollo in Ecuador. This story follows Graciela on her first day working at a major financial institution as their social media manager. Graciela learns the hard way how important it is that institutions have adequate safeguards for personal data and that the government enforces laws and regulations! The story is inspired by a true story, the 2019 data leak of almost every Ecuadorian citizen's personal data. Você Está Lendo Minha Mente? (Are You Reading My Mind?) is a story co-written by Joana Varon and Lucía Egaña Rojas and produced in partnership with Coding Rights. In this story, Sofia enters a library in Rio de Janeiro looking for an Octavia Butler book but ends up finding a portal to interact with her future self. That is when she is told about the future surveillance capabilities of the Tech Brotherhood and the seeds of resistance that need to be planted. Datachiri 2.0 is a story written by Marianne Díaz Hernández based on the comic book written by Alejandro Barrientos and illustrated by Joaquin Cuevas in collaboration with Internet Bolivia. This story is set in 2040 in La Paz, Bolivia, in a society where the government has largely dissolved, and people rely on devices provided for free by an organization called ‘the Congregation.' There are rumors of a mythological monster that is able to hack the Congregation's networks to feed on biodata. Crime and Prejudice is a series of three radio dramas produced by Paradigm Initiative. The series follows the online controversy when the police arrive at Dr. Ewem's door to arrest her based on information that could only have been obtained from the company Moontech. There is an uproar and backlash on Nigeria twitter. When #boycottmoontech starts to trend, we see how Moontech responds.

Greg interviews James Fahn, the Executive Director of Internews' Earth Journalism Network. Greg begins by opening a discussion about James' book “A Land On Fire,” which was published in 2003, after James worked as the environmental editor at The Nation newspaper in Bangkok in the 1990s. James explains that at The Nation, he wrote extensively about environmental issues in Thailand and Southeast Asia, including doing investigative reporting on corruption and corporate malfeasance that damaged the environment. James even tells a story of how he narrowly avoided interviewing a Burmese strong man who likely would have put James on his hit list. Greg then asks James about how Thailand has changed over time, and whether there is any reason to be optimistic. James notes several things that have gotten better, from public transportation to air pollution to public parks, but then also raises several areas where Thailand still needs a lot of work, such as protection of coral reefs and in the excessive use of plastic. Overall, however, James remains an optimistic, which we are certainly glad to hear at the Bangkok Podcast.  James concludes by making his case that we don't have to choose between a free market that is pro-business and economic growth and a heavily regulated market that protects the environment at the expense of the economy. Experience in the States shows that preserving the environment can actually boost the economy if done right. Is James eligible to run for Thai Prime Minister? The Bangkok Podcast wants to know! Don't forget that Patrons get the ad-free version of the show as well as swag and other perks. And we'll keep our Facebook, Twitter, and LINE accounts active so you can send us comments, questions, or whatever you want to share.

Internews has helped foster independent media organizations across the globe, including places like Afghanistan and the Ukraine. Jeanne Bourgault tells It's All Journalism host Michael O'Connell how Internews is helping to create financially viable and sustainable media around the world. Keep up with the latest news about the It's All Journalism podcast, sign up for our weekly email newsletter. Also, listen to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, PodcastOne, Soundcloud, or Stitcher.

Produced by Internews. Data politics have played an immense role in Kenya's tumultuous election history. In part, this is due to the centrality that ethnicity has played in Kenyan politics, and the ways in which data about ethnicity has been used, misused, and manipulated. Kenya is again headed to the polls in August 2022 for the first general election since the Data Protection Act (2019) came into effect. The question in most Kenyans' minds is - will this law protect the integrity of Kenyan elections in this election cycle and moving forward? How can the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner protect against misuse of data in party politics and elections and the downstream effects of this data manipulation on legitimacy, trust in democratic politics, and stability? What can civil society and the general public do to push for the protection of data in electoral processes? Kenyan lawyers, Mugambi Laibuta, Grace Mutungu, Hashim Mude and Tevin Gitonga join us on this episode to talk more about Kenya's history of data's use and misuse in elections and the role of Kenya's new Data Protection Act in the 2022 election. And yes, we'll touch on the boogeyman, Cambridge Analytica!

This episode explains why the Philippines is considered "patient zero" in the disinformation war and what can be done to fight the worsening problem. Christian Esguerra sat down with Greg Kahailia, Philippine country director of Internews.

Disinformation doesn't start and end with the people behind the profiles. Someone's pulling the strings. Prof. Jonathan Ong and his "Architects of Networked Disinformation" co-author Prof. Jason Cabañes interviewed "Grace" at the bar of a 5-star hotel, which happens to connect to her luxury apartment. She's the one talking to clients and sending down instructions. From the "Catch Me If You Can" podcast powered by PumaPodcast, with support from Internews. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With followers in the thousands, or even millions, internet personalities wield a lot of power. They can get hired to promote anything from restaurants, to clothing brands, and yup, even politicians. So how are personal accounts being turned into campaign tools? Carnegie Fellow Jonathan Ong and journalist Kat Ventura talk to digital marketing consultant and Tiktok comedian Baus Rufo to find out. From the "Catch Me If You Can" podcast powered by PumaPodcast, with support from Internews. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Internet trolls aren't who we think they are. They're not groups of people hunched over computers, cackling as they nefariously plotting the next politician or celebrity's online demise—sometimes they're the public relations associates in the company next door. Carnegie Fellow Jonathan Ong and journalist Kat Ventua explore the world of troll farms as the first tier of the disinformation network. From the "Catch Me If You Can" podcast powered by PumaPodcast with support from Internews. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Produced by Internews. WhatsApp is the world's most popular messaging platform with over 2.5 billion active users. People from India to Mexico to Ghana use the platform for everything from sharing memes, communicating with family, selling goods and services, mobilizing political actions, and even engaging in remote teaching and learning. When Facebook bought WhatsApp in 2014, Mark Zuckerberg promised users that nothing would change for them or their data. But in 2016, Facebook broke that promise and began sharing WhatsApp user data with Facebook. In January 2021, Facebook announced another change to the WhatsApp privacy policy that forced users to accept the changes, with no opt-out, or lose all functionality. A coalition of advocacy organizations, lawyers, and regulatory bodies across the globe came together to #stopFacebook and #saveWhatsApp for the billions of users that rely on it for work, family, and everything else. Advocates and experts Renata Avila, Mishi Choudhary, and Eduardo Carrillo join the podcast to tell the story of the campaign, its path to victory, and what we can learn from this success for wider global digital rights advocacy.

This week's interview is with James Fahn, Global Director of Internews' Environmental Programs and its Earth Journalism Network. Internews trains journalists around the world in support of a free press - James spoke with us as he sets out with a group of journalists from the global south to cover COP26 from their own perspectives. In the news roundup the team discuss the return to the magazine fold for one of independent newsletters' first big stars - and whether that spells the end for the newsletter dream. In the NIBs we ask if Adobe can help fight disinformation through better image information, success for Bloomberg Media, and make endless football analogies.

Produced by Internews for the series Privacy is Global. We know that these days everything is ‘datafied': our shopping habits, our daily commutes, our relationships and interactions- companies and governments alike are collecting servers and servers of information about us- but why should we care about the policy and politics of data governance? What really is ‘data protection'? What is at stake? Who are the players? How can we ensure our data is respected and that the most egregious abuses of our data are protected against? And how do we make these issues, often highly technical and legal, compelling for the average citizen? In this episode of Privacy is Global, Laura Vidal and Laura Schwartz-Henderson dive deep on the history of data protection policymaking and privacy advocacy priorities in countries around the world through conversations with experts and activists from Ghana, Nigeria, Bolivia, Brazil and Kenya. We discuss the importance of cultivating cultures of privacy not just to build the political will to pass comprehensive data protection legislation but also to ensure that these laws are adequately enforced.

About Today's GuestZack Baddorf is the executive director and founder of the non-profit organization Military Veterans in Journalism. Baddorf is a national security and foreign policy professional with more than 15 years experience on the frontlines of the world's conflicts, including Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Central African Republic, Crimea, Kashmir and the West Bank.Baddorf works for the Department of Defense conducting public affairs on high profile mission. He also runs a small business providing strategic communication services. Additionally, Baddorf teaches at NYU's global affairs program on disinformation. In his work at a DC think tank, he countered ISIS and al Shabaab propaganda by strategically challenging extremist narratives through video and other mediums. Baddorf previously served in the U.S. military and in the U.S. Peace Corps in Romania. He worked for the U.S. Special Operations Command in Afghanistan doing lessons learned work. He worked for Internews in South Sudan doing media development work. His journalistic work has been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, AP, and many other publications.Links Mentioned In This EpisodeMilitary Veterans in Journalism WebsiteZack Baddorf's WebsitePsychArmor Resource of the WeekThe PsychArmor resource for this week is the PsychArmor course series on Creating a Career Skills Program. A career skills program is a vocational and technical training program used for transitioning Veterans to a civilian workforce. Military experience already equips Veterans with a broad range of talents including organizational skills and a team-oriented mindset. This course series will help you understand the major benefits of creating a career skills program to leverage Veterans' experience, know the labor requirements for unpaid internships, and recognize the best practices and guidelines for creating such a program. This course demonstrates why career skills programs are a great way to create a pipeline of skilled, ready to work talent for your hiring needs. You can access this course through this link: https://psycharmor.org/courses/creating-career-skills-program/This Episode Sponsored By:This episode is sponsored by PsychArmor, the premier education and learning ecosystem specializing in military culture content. PsychArmor offers an online e-learning laboratory with custom training options for organizations.Join Us on Social Media PsychArmor on TwitterPsychArmor on FacebookPsychArmor on YouTubePsychArmor on LinkedInPsychArmor on InstagramTheme MusicOur theme music Don't Kill the Messenger was written and performed by Navy Veteran Jerry Maniscalco, in cooperation with Operation Encore, a non profit committed to supporting singer/songwriter and musicians across the military and Veteran communities.Producer and Host Duane France is a retired Army Noncommissioned Officer, combat veteran, and clinical mental health counselor for service members, veterans, and their families.  You can find more about the work that he is doing at www.veteranmentalhealth.com  

Eva Constantaras is a data journalist with Internews and Lighthouse Reports who works around the world to establish data journalism units to tell public interest stories. She has worked with data journalists in Afghanistan, Myanmar and many other places around the world where numbers can make a difference. Eva chats on the podcast about data journalism in failing states and her process to help reporters tell those hidden stories. Read Eva's chapter for the new version of the Data Journalism Handbook, on data journalism and marginalised communities. The music this week is based on a dataset of numbers of dams that was used as part of this story from Myanmar, and made with TwoTone.

"[T]he media is the first line of attack in really chipping away and undermining democracy.” Rosarie Tucci, USAID Director, Democracy, Rights & Governance Center  Key Links Read NDI's https://www.ndi.org/publications/kosovos-vibrant-democracy-closing-deficit-womens-full-participation (Kosovo's Vibrant Democracy: Closing the deficit in women's full participation)  Check out https://internews.org/ (Internews)  V-Dem Democracy Report 2021: https://www.v-dem.net/media/filer_public/74/8c/748c68ad-f224-4cd7-87f9-8794add5c60f/dr_2021_updated.pdf (Autocratization Turns Viral)  ----- As the rise of corruption, authoritarian power, and nefarious interference takes hold in many countries, the power of the press has been challenged throughout the globe.  In this episode of Democracy! The Podcast, we'll examine the role media plays in sustaining a free and independent society, and why the bad guys always take the first aim at the press corps.   First, we travel to Kosovo to hear what our CEPPS consortium partners, Nancy Soderberg and Pajtim Gashi from the National Democratic Institute, are doing to counter disinformation and misogyny.   Then, Jeanne Bourgault, President and CEO of Internews, a CEPPS partner who trains independent journalists and digital rights activists, shares what journalists deal with in a compromised information space.      Finally, we have a candid conversation with USAID Director of the Democracy, Rights, and Governance Center Rosarie Tucci about media sustainability and what the future holds.     Democracy! The Podcast is brought to you by the Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening (CEPPS) with support from the United States Agency for International Development through the Global Elections and Political Transitions Award.   ----- Follow https://twitter.com/cepps (CEPPS on Twitter).  http://cepps.org/podcast (Democracy! The Podcast) is hosted by CEPPS and Adrienne Ross.  This podcast has been produced by the http://cepps.org/ (Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening) through the Global Elections and Political Transitions award and is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the https://www.usaid.gov/ (United States Agency for International Development.) Opinions expressed here are those of the host and the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID, or the US Government.  This show is produced by https://twitter.com/evoterra (Evo Terra) and https://simpler.media/ (Simpler Media). This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Welcome to That's What She Said. In this episode, I am joined by Jodie Ginsberg, CEO of Internews. She's an accomplished media professional with more than a decade of experience as a business journalist and foreign correspondent.During this episode, Jodie and I talked about supporting media and journalists and holding those in positions of power to account. We talk about the importance of seeking 'truth' and what it means to be truth seeking in her journalism. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us in our upcoming episode with Jodie Ginsberg, CEO of Internews. She's an accomplished media professional with more than a decade of experience as a business journalist and foreign correspondent. During this episode, Jodie and I talked about supporting media and journalists and holding those in positions of power to account. We talk about the importance of seeking 'truth' and what it means to be truth seeking in her journalism. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.