Global Press Institute - Partners

Partners

GPI has partnered with a number of organizations for increased readership. Content syndication partners include AlertNet, AllAfrica.com, Bitch Media, future-daily.com, GBM News, International Planned Parenthood Federation, MediaGlobal, Miller-McCune, NewsBank Inc., Newstex, The Jim Luce Stewardship Report, topix, Trust.org, TrustLaw, UPI, The Viewspaper, Republica, Women's ENews and Women News Network.

Program partners are READ Global, Association of Media Women in Kenya, 1 Economy Corporation, Free the Slaves, Global Girl Media, World Pulse and One Million Bones.

Media Decision Science, Pixetell and Greater Good Giving are GPI's business partners who generously offer in-kind services in support of the Global Press Institute's work around the world.

Funding for the Global Press Institute comes from a variety of sources, including foundation partners the Ford Foundation, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, McCormick Foundation, Open Society Institute, Open Meadows Foundation, The Boston Foundation, Ethics and Excellence Journalism Foundation, Google Grants, Channel Foundation, Mangrove Fund, Voice of Haiti and The James Jay Luce Foundation.

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Famous quotes containing the word partners:

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