Public Radio International, Inc.
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For the podcast series "Things That Go Boom"
Date
Sep. 13, 2018
Duration
10 months
Description
The mission of Carnegie Corporation of New York is to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding. Public Radio International (PRI), one of public radio’s leading producers, works to help translate foreign policy issues for a broad public audience. PRI generates and distributes innovative content to bring new voices and global perspectives to the American public. With this grant, PRI will provide editorial and production support to the Things That Go Boom podcast series, with a specific analytical focus on the complexities of the Iran nuclear deal.
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For a project to incorporate non-traditional voices in reporting on international security issues
Date
Jun. 14, 2018
Duration
24 months
Description
At a time when peace and security problems are many and complex, and people seek simple answers to complicated issues, different perspectives can contribute to an understanding of the drivers of today’s most pressing challenges. Public Radio International (PRI) works to uncover and highlight varying viewpoints. Through its website PRI.org and international news magazine The World, PRI provides context, analysis, and storytelling through views of experts and the general public from around the world. With renewed support, PRI will expand and diversify its local sources for deeper coverage of Russia, the Arab region, and the Korean Peninsula.
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For “Changing Worldviews and Identities in Uncertain Times” (w.t), a coverage initiative to explore intersection of cultural identity and global security with special attention to the perspectives of Millennials
Date
Jun. 09, 2016
Duration
24 months
Description
Public Radio International’s (PRI) The World, is the only daily news program dedicated to making international issues and events relevant and compelling to U.S. listeners. In its previous Corporation-supported phase, The World explored security issues impacting the eighteen-to-thirty-five demographic cohort such as the emerging technologies, climate change, and the refugee crisis. PRI will now recast its coverage to center on the shifting and contested identities of millennials in the Arab region and Russia as they are buffeted by powerful economic and political forces. The coverage will examine the identities youth are selecting for themselves and potential for more cooperative relationships with a younger generation. Public radio audiences are comprised of educated, civically active, and influential citizens. Corporation support will let PRI serve them with in-depth and contextual reporting on major international security issues.
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For reporting and audience engagement on international security issues targeted to younger adults
Date
Dec. 05, 2013
Duration
26 months
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For international peace and security coverage for the "The World" program
Date
Sep. 13, 2012
Duration
12 months
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For in-depth coverage of international affairs for "The World," a daily global news program
Date
Sep. 22, 2011
Duration
24 months
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As a final grant toward in-depth coverage of Africa for *The World*
Date
Jun. 09, 2005
Duration
24 months