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  News from the Region MEPI Alumni Network Connects those Seeking Change Democracy Matters: Majority Rule, Minority Rights Local Group Working toward Justice for Palestinian Women (Apr08) Democracy Matters: Rights and Responsibilities (Apr08) Young Leaders Making a Case for Democratic Change (May 08) LBFP Offers an American Experience for Women Leaders (May 08) CESMO “Thinking Globally, Acting Locally” in Lebanon Democracy Matters: The Necessity of a Free and Independent Media (May 08) Press Freedom in 2007: A Year of Global Decline (May 08) Media Report Calls for Much Needed Reforms (May 08) Local Grants Answering the Call for Change IREX Sponsors Citizen Journalism Conference Imams Examine and Discuss Democracy, Human Rights Lawyers, Entrepreneurs, Civil Society Leaders Exchange Experiences Democracy Matters: Political Party Imperatives Breaking the Chains Amnesty International Report 2008 Women Leaders from the MENA Participate in the Election Exchange Program Democracy Matters Regional Office Conferences Strategic Planning Workshops Press Releases

News from the Region

  1. Democracy Initiatives Program (Jan. 07)
  2. ACCESS Microscholarship program opening doors in Algeria and Libya (Jan. 07)
  3. Rural Women Achieve Lofty Goals in Morocco (Dec. 06)
  4. Civil Society Leaders Convene in Amman (Dec. 06)
  5. Media Index Finds Faults, Areas for Reform (Dec. 06)
  6. Arabs Observe an Arab Election (Oct. 06)
  7. Mideast Democracy Efforts Making a Difference; Reforms must be "homegrown" to succeed (Sept. 06)
  8. CAWTAR builds a Democracy Network (Aug. 06)
  9. NGO's share their experience (July 06)
  10. Egyptian NGO Empowers Youth in Old Cairo (July 06)
  11. Young Arab Leaders Share Civic Pride (March 06)
  12. Third Forum Draws Widespread NGO Participation (Dec. 06)
  13. Electoral Reform: Lebanon’s Magic Bullet (Jan.06)
  14. Tanmia.com connects Civil Society in Morocco (Feb.07)
  15. Egyptian NGO Strengthens New Wave of Political Parties (Feb.07)
  16. Arab Citizens Support Democratic Reforms (March 07)
  17. Emerging Arab Leaders Embark on New Democracy Program (March 07)
  18. Lebanese Youth Tackle Tough Topics on TV (March 07)
  19. U.S., World Community Focus on Strengthening Internet Freedom (March 07)
  20. Local NGO Putting Women’s Issues on the Ballot in Algeria (March 07)
  21. Mideast Women Hone Business, Legal Skills in United States (April 07)
  22. Internet Society Welcomes Khaled Koubaa to Reston Office for Internship Project (April 07)
  23. Student Leaders from Across the Region Reconvene in Cairo (April 07)
  24. New Business Hub Opens in Jordan (April 07)
  25. Granting Opportunities for Young Civic Leaders (April 07)
  26. U.S Supporting Human Rights and Democracy (May 07)
  27. New Generation of Advocates Program (May 07)
  28. Women Candidates Showcase Campaign Plans (May 07)
  29. Making a Difference One Issue at a Time (June 07)
  30. Tunisian Roundtables with a Twist (June 07)
  31. Two New Guides Paving the Way for Greater Justice (June 07)
  32. Planting Seeds of Change in Agricultural Affairs (June 07)
  33. “My Arabic Library” Inspires Young Readers
  34. Reflecting on Reform (August 07)
  35. New Center Transfers Knowledge on Democracy Transition (August 07)
  36. Online Library Puts Legal Research at Your Fingertips (August 07)
  37. New MEPI Fellows Speak Favorably of Experience (August 07)
  38. Middle East Entrepreneurs Push for Change (August 07)
  39. Defining Democracy (Aug 07)
  40. Palestinian Business Women Forum: A Good Idea Actualized
  41. Solidarity Committee Backs Arab Civil Society Leaders (Sep 07)
  42. Small Grants: Building from the Ground Up (Sep 07)
  43. Should Democracy Be Promoted or Demoted? (Sep 07)
  44. MEET Press Release (Sep 07)
  45. Forging the Fabric of Reform (Nov 07)
  46. Top of the Class: Arab Civitas Spreads Civic Education (Nov 07)
  47. Algerian Judges Strengthen Dispute Resolution Skills (Nov 07)
  48. Publication Honors Courageous Lebanese Judges (Nov 07)
  49. NDI RECOGNIZED FOR PIONEERING USE OF CELL PHONE TECHNOLOGY (Nov 07)
  50. Egyptian Is First Blogger To Receive Journalism's Knight Award (Dec 07)
  51. World Benefits from Expansion of Democracy (Dec 07)
  52. Moroccan Youth Group Pushes Political Participation (Dec 07)
  53. Civil Society Parallel Forum – An Amazing Event (Dec 07)
  54. Strengthening Networks through Knowledge Sharing (Dec 07)
  55. MEPI Alumni Network Connects those Seeking Change
  56. Democracy Matters: Majority Rule, Minority Rights
  57. Local Group Working toward Justice for Palestinian Women (Apr08)
  58. Democracy Matters: Rights and Responsibilities (Apr08)
  59. Young Leaders Making a Case for Democratic Change (May 08)
  60. LBFP Offers an American Experience for Women Leaders (May 08)
  61. CESMO “Thinking Globally, Acting Locally” in Lebanon
  62. Democracy Matters: The Necessity of a Free and Independent Media (May 08)
  63. Press Freedom in 2007: A Year of Global Decline (May 08)
  64. Media Report Calls for Much Needed Reforms (May 08)
  65. Local Grants Answering the Call for Change
  66. IREX Sponsors Citizen Journalism Conference
  67. Imams Examine and Discuss Democracy, Human Rights
  68. Lawyers, Entrepreneurs, Civil Society Leaders Exchange Experiences
  69. Democracy Matters: Political Party Imperatives
  70. Breaking the Chains
  71. Amnesty International Report 2008
  72. Women Leaders from the MENA Participate in the Election Exchange Program (Oct 08)

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