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The International Reporting Project (IRP) is pleased to announce that it has moved to ������Ƶ.

“We’re proud to call ������Ƶ our new home,” said��John Schidlovsky,��founding director of IRP. “We believe this move will strengthen our existing fellowship programs while also opening up new opportunities for international coverage.”

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“I am thrilled that the International Reporting Project is making ������Ƶ its new home,” said Anne-Marie Slaughter, president and CEO of ������Ƶ. “We often say ‘journalism is in our DNA’ here at ������Ƶ, and I am excited to join forces with a group so devoted to in-depth international reporting. I look forward to the work we can do together.”

Since 1998, the��International Reporting Project��has provided opportunities for nearly 600 journalists to report on important global issues that have been under-covered in the U.S. and international media. Through its reporting trips and fellowship programs, IRP helps to inspire and enable independent and in-depth coverage of key international issues.

IRP’s fellowship programs will continue as they have for the past eighteen years, and readers may still find us here at��.