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• Educación: El Proyecto también apoya el programa Washington Journalism Center para universitarios de periodismo pregraduados, en Washington, DC. También, ha ofrecido otro tipo de talleres académicos acreditados para participantes.

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El Proyecto de Medios de Comunicación en una organización de California 501(c)3 educativa y de investigación sin fines de lucro e imparcial. Mantiene una oficina en Washington DC y una sucursal en Kristiansand, Noruega. El Proyecto Media tiene tres miembros de personal y una Junta Directiva.

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