UNESCO – George Papagiannis, Chief of Media Services
UNESCO fellows Olivia Sanchez and Ida Hardin interview George Papagiannis, the Chief of Media Services at UNESCO, about his career as a journalist and transition to working in diplomacy. Special thanks to Giran Guha for the music:...
War and the Resulting Collapse of Education in Yemen
By Payton Bruni Thunderstorms and rain were a nightly occurrence around Shahed Al-Kibsi’s house. Al-Kibsi, a student living in Yemen’s capital city Sana’a, had grown accustomed to the booming thunder the storms would bring. So, when she woke up in the middle of...
Free press a foundation for democracy around the globe
Pakistani journalist, Hamid Mir, speaks about his hardships in journalism including assassination attempts and bombs placed under his car. He has continued to report because he sees journalism as a democratizing force.
Despite Censorship, Malaysian Cartoonist Zunar Pushes On
Zunar, a member of the group, Cartooning For Peace, speaks about how he came to cartooning and the harsh punishments he’s faced for expressing his own opinions in art. The Malaysian cartoonist was part of a delegation of international satirical artists who...Lack of Water for Hygiene Can Perpetuate Homelessness
Lack of access to housing also means a lack of access to running water for many people. Listen below to UO graduate student Denise Silfee’s story about how this can create even more barriers to overcoming homelessness. This story also appeared on KLCC in June...DON’T MISS A STORY
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