As part of the ongoing post-war reconstruction effort in Afghanistan, Internews trains local journalists, supports the creation of new radio stations, produces radio news, and manages the Open Media Fund for Afghanistan.

Internews' "Reporting for Peace" program trains journalists in zones of conflict, such as East Timor and Kosova, to use their work to defuse tensions. Here, Indonesian radio journalists in Palu, Sulawesi conduct an interview in a dokar, or traditional horse and cart, as part of a story about conflict in the local transportation industry.

In Amman in March, as war raged next door in Iraq, Internews launched its "Reporting for Humanity" project, which trains print journalists from eleven Middle Eastern countries in accurate, balanced reporting, organizes them into a network of stringers, and helps place their stories in the mainstream Arab press.

Internews recently opened offices in Nigeria and Kenya as part of its "Local Voices" program, which engages local radio journalists, talk show hosts, and disc jockeys in the struggle against HIV/AIDS.