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A conversation with USAID Administrator Samantha Power, Internews, and Ukrainian journalists keeping their country and the world informed in the midst of war (May 3, 2022).

Social Media Listening in Health - A conversation with Irene Scott (Part 2) by Internews

Social Media Listening in Health - A conversation with Irene Scott (Part 1) by Internews

Todo lo pertinente sobre Título 42 y asilo

Exploramos la llegada de refugiados desde Rusa y Ucrania a Mexico.

Conversaciones con familias de migrantes desaparecidos.

In this short conversation ahead of International Women’s Day, HJN member Chidera Rosecamille Aneke is in conversation with Paula Orlando, Internews Senior Program Officer for Knowledge and Gender. Together they discuss what it means to achieve more gender balance in the newsroom and in the stories we cover. This conversation is based on the Reflect Reality resource for journalists and is framed with health reporters in mind.

Voces del campamento Chaparral

Internews Health Podcast How can journalists engage with unvaccinated persons? Hosted by Kathryn Cleary A conversation with social and behavior change expert, John Kinsman, from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

Internews Health Podcast How can journalists engage with unvaccinated persons? Hosted by Kathryn Cleary A conversation with social and behavior change expert, John Kinsman, from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

Hablamos de seguridad de mujeres en la frontera y todas las noticias relevantes a la comunidad migrante por Enero, 2022.

Relatos y entrevistas sobre MPP y día del migrante.

Hablamos sobre el tema de MPP, el retorno a la policia de retorno a Mexico

Vaccines have become a topic of household conversation. Far too common though, these conversations are ripe with mis/disinformation and often revolve around opinions instead of actual science. In an environment where rumors can easily become strongly held opinions, journalists are needed to translate vaccine science in ways that answer their questions and addresses their doubts. Our guest this month for Turn the Mic Around is Dr. Jaya Shreedhar, a doctor-turned journalist based in Chennai, India, and co-author of “Let’s Talk Vaccines”, an online course that helps journalists navigate ongoing developments in the vaccine story and helps to translate science into compelling journalism. She will be interviewed by Jeanne Bourgault, Internews’s CEO.

Este mes platicamos sobre vacunas y Covid en la comunidad migrante de Juárez.

As science, politics and actions surrounding climate stewardship evolve, so does the role of journalists and the impact of climate media. Climate media has become a critical component to achieving environmental stability, from holding polluters accountable to aligning real-time coverage of the effects of climate change with proposed policy reforms. This month, Jodie Ginsberg, Internews CEO Europe, interviewed journalist and Internews Fellow Fredrick Mugira to explore the changing roles of climate journalists and the impact of climate media. Mr. Mugira is Water Journalists Africa’s Founder and Managing Director and is an award-winning water and climate change journalist. Turn the Mic Around: Conversations with Journalists & Technologists on the Frontlines. Join us each month as we go behind-the-scenes exploring stories from journalists operating in conflict zones, emerging democracies, and humanitarian crises as they deliver trustworthy information to communities that need it most. Text transcript: https://internews.org/turn-the-mic-around-climate-journalism/

Este programa exploramos la situación en la frontera sur entre migrants, el gobierno Mexicano y una lucha por derechos humanos

Hablamos de los cambios en policías y procesos migratorios en la frontera.

Voces de la comunidad Haitiana en México.

Conversación sobre el tema de parole humanitario

Internews Pandemic Mentor Adele Baleta discusses how to report on the COVID-19 Delta variant.

Este semana visitamos un albergue en Tijuana que dedica a la comunidad LGBTQ+ migrante.

Una conversación sobre la experiencias de migrantes indígenas con el grupo de Chiapas Voces Mesoamericanas y una madre Ixil que migró de Guatemala a Mexico con su hija.

En este episodio visitamos un taller de capacitación por migrantes y hablamos con los gerentes de Casa del Migrante en Tijuana sobre la importancia de inclusión laboral de migrantes en la frontera.

En este episodio de El Migrante platicamos sobre el medio ambiente y como cambios climáticos han forzado personas para dejar sus tierras y terrenos en Centroamérica para buscar empleo y más en el Norte.

Hablamos con Asylum Access sobre los oportunidades para migrantes en Mexico para buscar trabajo y con una niña Hondureña viviendo en un campamento creciendo acostado de la frontera en Tijuana.

Entrevista con Save the Children sobre la situación en la frontera que pertenece a miles de jóvenes migrantes y un perfil de un Hondureño, Jelson, buscando asilo en EEUU.

En este episodio hablamos con Soraya Vázquez una abogada con el ONG Families Belong Together ubicada en Tijuana y un perfil de una migrante Hondureña con dos hijos.

Este episodio hablamos con el ONG Asylum Access sobre la posibilidad de vacunación contra Covid para migrantes y escuchamos a la historia de una doctora Cubana quién llegó a Juarez y durante su espera por un caso de asilo está ayudando la población migrante con protección contra a la pandemia.

Can someone who has been tested positive for COVID-19 be cared for at home and if so, what should be done to prevent other people in the household from becoming sick? Dr. Jaya Shreedhar, an Internews Pandemic Mentor, discusses this with Internews' Sonny Krishnan. Text transcript: https://internews.org/sites/default/files/2021-03/Ask_Dr_Jaya_homecare_COVID_transcript.pdf

Primer programa con la emisora nacional IMER. Cubrimos cambios con el proceso del asilo en EEUU con Mónica Vázquez de ACNUR y hablamos con un enfermero Nicaragüense sobre su historia en Nicaragua y ahora su vida en Juarez. www.internews.org/elmigrante

In this second series on COVID-19 vaccine updates, Adele Baleta, Internews Pandemic Health Journalism Advisor, talks to Internews’ Sonny Inbaraj Krishnan on issues related to delays in vaccine delivery, how vaccine diplomacy is used to meet the shortage of doses in Africa and parts of Asia-Pacific, and whether the new variants could make shots ineffective against the disease.

Dr. Jaya Shreedhar, an Internews Pandemic Mentor, discusses the most recent science on the COVID-19 variants and how journalists can cover this topic. She is interviewed by Sonny Krishnan, Regional Humanitarian Advisor for Internews.

Listen to our chat with Internews Pandemic Health Journalism Mentor Adele Baleta on the importance of ensuring high uptake of COVID-19 vaccines and how journalists can help communities accept them to reach thresholds of coverage necessary to stop the transmission of the disease.

Presenter: Aminata Kobie Examine how health care facilities operate to offset fear of using them

Presenter: Aminata Kobie What is stigma and why does it exist during this pandemic

Presenter: Aminata Kobie Journalist must combat rumors and fake news

004 HJN COVID19 And Community by Internews

005 HJN COVID19 And Data Journalism by Internews

Presenter: Kate Thomas Tips on how to report the use of face masks

Presenter: Kate Thomas Tips on how to determine how well a health care facility is operating

Presenter: Kate Thomas Tips on what to report and what not to report regarding stigma and COVID-19

001 HJN COVID19 And Vitamins by Internews

002 HJN COVID19 And Micronutrients by Internews

003 HJN COVID19 And Vitamin D by Internews

005 HJN Reporter Tips COVID19 And Vitamins by Internews

002 HJN COVID19 And Pregnancy Health Care by Internews

004 HJN COVID19 And Hygiene During Pregnancy by Internews

Presenter: Dr. Jaya Shreedhar The role of vitamin C and zinc in our health and with regards to the pandemic

Presenter: Dr. Jaya Shreedhar COVID-19 does not pose a direct threat to pregnancy