Global Press 2 0 1 3 INSTITUTE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 BY T H E NUMBERS FOUNDER’S LETTER • Number of GPI Journalists Who Received Leadership NUMBER OF WOMEN EMPLOYED: Dear Friends, At the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) annual meeting Training: 18 last fall, I witnessed how important meaningful collabo- • Number of GPI News Desks: 26 Global Press Institute experienced exciting growth and change rations are to creating social progress. We can create • Number of News Desks That Received Advanced throughout 2013. Overall, it was one of the most important change as individuals and organizations, but our ability Technology Training: 15 years in our history. For GPI, 2013 was defined by technology, to address major challenges and opportunities requires teamwork, and tenacious growth: powerful partnerships – an important lesson for GPI as we embark on our own CGI commitment to train and NUMBER OF GPI JOURNALISTS WHO GPI hosted more in-person trainings in 2013 than employ 100 women across 20 rural communities to re- RECEIVED ADVANCED JOURNALISM in any single previous year. These trainings al- port on issues of importance to women and girls. 136 lowed GPI reporters new and old to deepen core AND MULTIMEDIA TRAINING: skill sets and embark on advanced skills train- I also had the honor of speaking with President Clin- ings, like photojournalism and video journalism. ton in a private meeting about GPI. We talked about our programs at length and he made clear his admira- GPI prioritized cross-cultural collaboration in 2013. We tion for and commitment to our work. We are excited hosted our first-ever editor’s conferences in San Francisco to have such an important advocate for both women’s in February and October, at which we welcomed GPI edi- rights and our unique form of international journalism! tors from Argentina, Nepal, Nigeria, Rwanda and Sri Lanka.
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