From 1998-2018, the International Reporting Project supported journalists with fellowships to report on under-covered topics and regions around the world.
Today IRP officially closes its doors. Thanks to our alumni for 20 phenomenal years of curiosity, grit and dedication to the world's under-covered stories, and cheers to those who continue to report the international news that keeps us informed every day. #IRPfellows
I wouldn't have been able to go to Bangladesh without the support of @IRP_media. For 20 years, it sent journalists around the world to cover stories that otherwise might never have been told. Stories like those of Sadaf, Rohinee, Tofrida, and Bijayata: https://t.co/EaD8FIxcDy
Proud to debut my latest project, on women fighters in the DR Congo, which will publish on several platforms over the next two days to honor International Women’s Day! https://t.co/5PrWvdsE2j
Thrilled to see so many @IRP_media alums listed as finalists for the 2018 @sajahq journalism awards! Congrats to @NehaNotes@DevonHaynie@ssantoshini and so many others on this impressive round-up of reporting on the South Asia region. https://t.co/DlwnKsAyj6
Excited to have my piece for @PacificStand on women in Mongolia made possible by @IRP_media in the same issue as another IRP fellow. Thanks @IRP_media and @Ted_Scheinman for great editing!
Honored to have contributed a dispatch, on a women’s safe house in Ethiopia, for @PacificStand sept/oct 2018 issue. Thanks, too, to @IRP_media for the gift that keeps on giving. https://t.co/DEBj3zfuTw
Today on our website: a studio feature by @AllynGaestel explores the unfiltered beauty of the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo through vibrant photos.
https://t.co/vtUImuWe01
Like Joy, many women who find themselves trapped into sex work in Europe eventually go home, either when they’re deported or when they voluntarily return. https://t.co/OCHOuzv3Sk #EndHumanTrafficking#WomensLives
In Uganda, the conflict left behind former abductees, widows & single mothers without any specific redress in one of the poorest regions. A group of women is trying to overcome that — one cake at a time. My piece for @womenslives (thanks to @IRP_media ).
https://t.co/XX0l6yd95v
IRP is proud to have supported @sarahyltonphoto's 2017 project, which just won a gold medal from the National Media Awards Foundation. Her photo essay, "Portraits of Resilience," can be viewed here: https://t.co/A69Jiysvfj #IRPfellows https://t.co/5sutscttiU
Deeply humbled to have won the National Magazine Award for Portrait Photography for my project exploring missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada beautifully published by @thewalrusmag The work must go on #mmiw#nma18
For South Sudanese refugee girls who are accessing education against all odds in the settlements of Uganda, schooling feels like the key to moving past trauma, rebuilding their lives & returning home. My piece for @broadly. https://t.co/WMRao4iYmR @IRP_media
Female reporters in Senegal's Casamance region are playing a key role bringing peace to one of Africa’s oldest separatist movements. Latest for @AJEnglish, thanks to @IRP_media#IRPfellows https://t.co/mEL76Ga5XV
An activist, an election, and LGBTQ rights in Costa Rica. Happy to share the first in a series about changing laws for transgender people in Latin America thanks to a grant from the @IRP_media
https://t.co/S4m802EQ8V
IRP shut its doors two months ago today, but so many dedicated journalists who received its fellowships are still producing important stories from around the world. This piece from @kristamahr is one of them. #IRPfellows https://t.co/AzGXNj4eNj
This story - on Nigerian women in Italy being trafficked into sex work - is not easy to listen to. But I'm grateful to @kristamahr for reporting it and for bringing it to @npratc - and to @IRP_media for making it possible. https://t.co/B43WH7H8vT
How religious sects seized Antananarivo's cinema district: my reporting from #Madagascar for @guardiancities is now online. Warm thanks to @IRP_media for making it happen! #IRPfellows https://t.co/AQmnVqSPCn