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February 28, 2007
Women across Eurasia have relied on IATP for access to resources that, for cultural, economic, or geographic reasons, are largely unavailable to them. With training in computer skills, an online forum to exchange their views, web hosting to publicize their ideas, and a safe place to meet and plan joint action, IATP empowers women with tools that strengthen their efforts to achieve gender equality in their societies.
For the last few months, IATP had been focusing on integrating marginalized populations in Azerbaijan in cooperation with the United Nations Refugee Agency and local nongovernmental organizations Hayat (Life) and Karabakh Refugee Support. IATP has been providing Internet access and IT training to over 35 Afghan and Chechen refugees, as well as marginalized groups of IDPs, handicapped persons and minority citizens.
For the last few months, IATP had been focusing on integrating marginalized populations in Azerbaijan in cooperation with the United Nations Refugee Agency and local nongovernmental organizations Hayat (Life) and Karabakh Refugee Support. IATP has been providing Internet access and IT training to over 35 Afghan and Chechen refugees, as well as marginalized groups of IDPs, handicapped persons and minority citizens.
February 26, 2007
Media Outlets throughout Eurasia Rely on IATP for Free Access to Sources and Audiences
Young Journalists from Ferghana Valley Conduct Awareness Campaigns, Publish High-Quality Reports on AIDS, Gender, and Education
February 22, 2007
More than 20 teenage journalists organized two awareness and reporting campaigns entitled “Corruption - NO” in Osh and Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan this fall, using the hard-hitting journalism skills they acquired from training in the summer and fall as part of a joint OSCE-IATP project. The group published three articles, prepared a radio spot, and gave a press conference at Akipress in Bishkek (www.akipress.kg), Kyrgyzstan’s leading online news agency, reporting the campaigns’ outcomes. Meanwhile, they continued to update the Nasha Versia online journal (www.nashaversia.net) with articles on critical social themes.
More than 20 teenage journalists organized two awareness and reporting campaigns entitled “Corruption - NO” in Osh and Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan this fall, using the hard-hitting journalism skills they acquired from training in the summer and fall as part of a joint OSCE-IATP project. The group published three articles, prepared a radio spot, and gave a press conference at Akipress in Bishkek (www.akipress.kg), Kyrgyzstan’s leading online news agency, reporting the campaigns’ outcomes. Meanwhile, they continued to update the Nasha Versia online journal (www.nashaversia.net) with articles on critical social themes.