Mission: Enab Baladi is a Daraya-based media organization that works to present quality journalism about the Syrian Revolution It produces an independent weekly newspaper, Enab Baladi, that is based in Syria. The newspaper was established through a team of amateur journalists who have gained specialized professional training through Skype and email, as well as in-person trainings offered by international media organizations, such as Internews and Media in Cooperation and Training International.
Results: The first issue of Enab Baladi was published in February 2012.Since then, it has been printed each week on Sundays, with one two-week stoppage in August 2012.Issue #73 was published on July 14,2013.In addition to the weekly newspaper, it also publishes a bi-weekly magazine, Tayyaret Waraq, for children aged 7 to 14.This publication, developed with the Syrian Non-violence Movement, is specialized in providing psychological support. To date Enab Baladi’s work has been self-funded and supported by a team of volunteers, in addition to operations equipment provided by Internews and Adopt a Revolution.
Target demographics: advance free independent media in Syria.
Direct beneficiaries per year: over 500,000 Syrians read and learn from authentic and objective media and journalism.
Geographic areas served: Syria
Programs: Enab Baladi Newspaper, Tayyaret Waraq Magazine, Alternative Media Project.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Results: The first issue of Enab Baladi was published in February 2012.Since then, it has been printed each week on Sundays, with one two-week stoppage in August 2012.Issue #73 was published on July 14,2013.In addition to the weekly newspaper, it also publishes a bi-weekly magazine, Tayyaret Waraq, for children aged 7 to 14.This publication, developed with the Syrian Non-violence Movement, is specialized in providing psychological support. To date Enab Baladi’s work has been self-funded and supported by a team of volunteers, in addition to operations equipment provided by Internews and Adopt a Revolution.
Target demographics: advance free independent media in Syria.
Direct beneficiaries per year: over 500,000 Syrians read and learn from authentic and objective media and journalism.
Geographic areas served: Syria
Programs: Enab Baladi Newspaper, Tayyaret Waraq Magazine, Alternative Media Project.
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This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
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