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When you give to IWPR, you are supporting brave frontline journalists, citizen journalists and civil society leaders, helping to make their voices heard and promote democratic values in some of the most dangerous and repressive countries in the world.

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IWPR is registered in the US as a 501(c)(3) organization; as a charity in the United Kingdom (charity reg. no: 1027201, company reg. no: 2744185); and as a charitable foundation in The Netherlands.

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Give by cheque

Make cheques payable to “Institute for War & Peace Reporting”. Send Attn Anthony Borden, via either IWPR UK or IWPR US (addresses in footer).

For wire transfers

Account Name: Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bank & Address: CitiBank, 8001 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, MD 20814
IWPR Account No.: 17860349 / ABA No.: 0254070116
Swift Code (international wire): CITIUS33XXX

For share transfers

Account Name: Institute for War and Peace Reporting
Bank: CitiBank
Brokerage Account No.: C53-336795
DTC number: 0443

We appreciate if you can inform us of any transaction so that we can track funds closely. To let us know of any contribution, or for any other questions, contact Director of Development Tanya Hassan: tanyah@iwpr.net.

The Institute for War & Peace Reporting would like to thank all our funders for enabling our work with income to support our core programmes. Funding over $50,000 in 2022 included:

•  UK Government Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)
•  U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL)
•  U.S. Department of State, Global Engagement Center (GEC)
•  U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA)
•  US government Public Affairs Section
•  USAID
•  Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
•  Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Netherlands
•  European Union
•  UNESCO
•  Wellspring Philanthropic Fund
•  National Endowment for Democracy

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Your Questions Answered

How does IWPR achieve change?

Disinformation is the challenge of our time, dividing societies and driving conflict. IWPR builds up local voices of independent journalism and civil society and rights activists to produce fact-based reports, combat extremism and build trust across communities and inform responsible debate. Reliable information is essential to help drive positive social change.

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IWPR programming responds to local needs and priorities. IWPR’s core work is training and mentoring, partnership relationships that embed professional skills for the long-term. IWPR provides financial assistance for media production, helps launch and fund local media and civic organisations, and provides strategic, management, communications and advocacy advice, as well as security training.

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Private support is critical for IWPR’s overall operations. It enables us to provide frontline support to the work of local journalists, helps us provide them protection and assistance in case of attack or danger, and allow IWPR to innovate with new programme initiatives to respond to evolving needs, such as social media and COVID-19.

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