Global Gateway Liberia

Global Gateway: Liberia

Thanks for joining us as we explore the critical issue of former child soldiers in Liberia, and in the US.

Our first goal with the Global Gateway is to engage you, the students, on international issues that have been under-reported or mis-reported in the mainstream media, and ask you to think about how these international stories relate to your own lives. We also hope to inspire you to become critical thinkers about the way media is shaped in the United States: What's missing from the headlines? Why are there fewer foreign reporters out there today when our world is globalizing so rapidly? Is this a problem? And if so, what can we do about it?

Click on the name of your school, listed in the right-hand column to get started.

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Feel free to contact us if you have any questions: globalgateway@pulitzercenter.org

Thanks for joining us as we explore the critical issue of former child soldiers in Liberia, and in the US.

Our first goal with the Global Gateway is to engage you, the students, on international issues that have been under-reported or mis-reported in the mainstream media, and ask you to think about how these international stories relate to your own lives. We also hope to inspire you to become critical thinkers about the way media is shaped in the United States: What's missing from the headlines? Why are there fewer foreign reporters out there today when our world is globalizing so rapidly? Is this a problem? And if so, what can we do about it?

Click on the name of your school, listed in the right-hand column to get started.

To post a comment or question, just click on the comments tab below the entry you wish to respond to.

Comments are moderated so they will not appear until they have been approved.

Thanks for joining us as we explore the critical issue of former child soldiers in Liberia, and in the US.

Our first goal with the Global Gateway is to engage you, the students, on international issues that have been under-reported or mis-reported in the mainstream media, and ask you to think about how these international stories relate to your own lives. We also hope to inspire you to become critical thinkers about the way media is shaped in the United States: What's missing from the headlines? Why are there fewer foreign reporters out there today when our world is globalizing so rapidly? Is this a problem? And if so, what can we do about it?

Click on the name of your school, listed in the right-hand column to get started.

To post a comment or question, just click on the comments tab below the entry you wish to respond to.

Comments are moderated so they will not appear until they have been approved.