Open Society Institute

I think those aspects are an important part of Baltimore’s artistic identity, but that defining the city’s arts scene with a strong and overbearing emphasis on the weird sends a message that we’re not to be taken all that seriously. Then I read Deborah... Full Article at Baltimore Sun

In fact, as I reported, foreign forces alone killed 150-156 Afghan civilians during the first two months of 2010.[6] In other words, the AIHRC only counts one in two Afghan civilians killed by foreign forces. Another font of propaganda, the... Full Article at Global Research

This is a smart move. It heeds the concerns of Afghans and closely tracks the findings of a recent report, which I co-authored, released by the Open Society Institute (OSI) and The Liaison Office (TLO), an Afghan nongovernmental organization. As I... Full Article at Huffington Post

Forum for Media Development (GFMD): Bringing coherence, community and advocacy to the worldwide movement of those supporting independent, local media and professional journalism. On March 10 the Open Society Institute (OSI) will celebrate the... Full Article at IJNet | International Journalists' Network