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A grant to help an American former journalist, retired and fallen on hard times.
A grant to help with travel expenses for an Ethiopian journalist who has led to another African country and is hoping to come to the United States.
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A grant to help support a Cameroonian journalist who was imprisoned for articles he wrote critical of the government.
A grant for an editor of another newspaper in Ethiopia who fled to Kenya under government pressure and is destitute.
A grant for English lessons for a radio reporter who fled Guinea after witnessing (and nearly being killed in) a massacre by troops of a rally of opponents of the Guinean government.
A grant to help support a 76-year-old journalist in Singapore whose book on controversial issues led to a trial and stiff jail sentence and fines for contempt of court.
A grant for a former Iraqi journalist who worked in The New York Times Baghdad bureau to help in his transition to life in the United States.
Funding to support a Cameroon journalist now in the US as a resident international journalist at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
A grant to benefitoan Iranian photographer who had freelanced for local and foreign news agencies, including SIPA, AFP, and Reuters and was forced to flee Iran.
A grant to City University of New York to help pay expenses of Sri Lankan investigative journalist who is an International Journalist in Residence at CUNY Grad School of Journalism.
A grant to the Overseas Press Club Foundation to help fund three interns in Reuters bureaus in Mexico City and Sao Paulo and an AP intern in Dakar.
A grant to help support a journalist and writer from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and a longtime correspondent of Reporters Without Borders there who has been living in exile since the murder of family members.
At the request of Reporters sans Frontières, a grant for two Iranian reporters in need.
Grants for three Iraqi reporters/translators for The New York Times whom The Times sponsored for resettlement in the United States: one in The Bronx, one in Chicago, and one in Washington DC.
At the request of the Committee to Protect Journalists, a grant to help a Canadian journalist who was kidnapped in Somalia in 2008 and held captive for 15 months cope with medical needs.
A grant to CUNY Journalism School in support of a Rwandan who is the school’s international journalist in residence. The individual has been subjected to harassment, criminal charges and public threats in his native land.
A grant to the International Women’s Media Foundation, sponsors of the Courage in Journalism Awards, for women who are working journalists who have shown extraordinary courage.
A grant to the Overseas Press Club Foundation to support foreign correspondent interns in Hong Kong, Mexico City, and Istanbul.
Donation to family fund of an Afghan journalist working for the New York Times who was abducted and murdered.
A grant to City University of New York to help pay expenses of an Iraqi journalist who is an International Journalist in Residence at CUNY Grad School of Journalism.
A grant to the Overseas Press Club Foundation to support its internship program for journalism students who wish to become foreign correspondents.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists on behalf to two Azeri journalists imprisoned for their work and in need of legal aid and assistance to their families.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists on behalf of a US filmmaker and his Nigerian translator for legal expenses.
A grant to the International Women’s Media Foundation to support Courage in Journalism Awards program honoring brave women journalists around the world who demonstrated extraordinary strength of character in pursing their profession under difficult or dangerous circumstances.
A grant to an American journalist with 20 plus years of experience to help cover expenses because of ongoing health problems and inability to work full time.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists to help with resettlement costs for two Chadian editors who fled Chad following threats and detention. The grant would pay for six months for one to study English in exile in Cameroon, as well as provide living expenses for the other until he joins his wife in exile in Canada.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists to cover the costs of school supplies and clothing for wife and children of a jailed Cuban journalist as they adjust to their new life in Texas.
A grant to assist a Maine journalist reestablish his freelance career while he is recovering from an accident and other medical issues.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists for families of 19 imprisoned journalists in Ethiopian journalists for food and clothing.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journaliststo help Amnesty International continue to provide housing for two exiled Burundian radio journalists
A grant to the Independent Journalism Foundationto develop a range of education curricula and training programs for media professionals in Bhutan.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists on behalf of murdered Russian journalist murdered for exposing high-level corruption in Russian military. Funds for father who needs medical treatment. Family financially burdened due to funds used for 10 years towards legal funds.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists for medical treatment for Rwandan editor who was brutally assaulted.
A grant to the United Nations in support of the Dag Hammarskjold Scholarship Fund, which provides fellowships to promising young journalists by providing an opportunity to expand their knowledge of foreign policy and diplomacy.
To alleviate financial pressure caused by relocation to US (based on death threats from insurgents). Needed money to support wife and children for rent and basic living expenses, as well as support for his two families in Iraq and Syria.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists for Russian journalist forced to flee Russia based on sinister threats to his life, making it impossible for him to work. Funds are for resettlement in US..
A grant to City University of New York on behalf of Iranian journalist seeking asylum in the U.S. Funds are for support during his academic year as an international journalist in residence at the CUNY graduate school of journalism.
Former newspaper copy editor who needs financial assistance. Ex-husband does not pay child support; she has no medical insurance, hard to find work, evicted from apartment. Needed funds to get belongings out of storage before auctioned off, and also to put a down payment on an apartment.
A grant to the Overseas Press Club Foundation to expand its internship program to assist students as they launch careers in international journalism
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists for evacuation aid on behalf of three Somali journalist who are under attack by Islamist militias and government forces for reporting on the insurgency.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists to support a Bangladeshi journalist who requires medical treatment as a result of beatings during his imprisonment. Also funds will support his legal defense and relocation.
Vietnamese communist authorities prohibited him from working as a journalist and banned children from school. Recently diagnosed with cancer and undergoing chemotherapy.
As a result of death threats after reporting on Haitian radio on a government official, he relocated to the U.S. Grant for family expenses during stay in Miami and toward travel to Trinidad for meeting g of the Association of Caribbean Media Workers.
To assist continuing efforts to educate and provide information to the growing Somali community in Ohio
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists on behalf of two Haitian journalist seeking asylum in the United States
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists to support the families of 17 imprisoned Ethiopian journalists and editors who fled the country to escape imprisonment.
A grant to the Overseas Press Club Foundation to help launch the new OPC Foundation/Associated Press internship initiative, which will impact students as they launch careers in international journalism
A grant to the Independent Journalism Foundation to provide funding for training and resources to Cambodian journalists reporting on the Khmer Rouge tribunals in early 2007.
A grant to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for its School of Journalism and Mass Communication programs to educate students in foreign news coverage.
A grant to the Committee to Protect Journalists on behalf of Gambian journalist (editor of Gambia’s leading newspaper). For medical treatment for conditions related to his imprisonment and torture at the hands of Gambian authorities.
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