Our Partners

Partnership is at the heart of The Fuller Project. The exclusive in-depth stories reported by our journalists are published in renowned global outlets such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Guardian, and Foreign Policy, and in partnership with leading outlets around the world, from India to Afghanistan to Kenya.

Through these partnerships, our work reaches the biggest digital and print news audiences in the world. Our reporters are from the countries or regions where they report, and they bring deep gender and regional expertise to our partner organizations.

Deeply rooted in their regions, they can report authentically and from a place of trust when dealing with vulnerable populations, offering our partner outlets a nuanced perspective on stories that they may otherwise be unable to tell.

Our publishing partnerships are not only mutually beneficial for outlets, reporters, and readers; they also shift newsroom practice worldwide toward a more equal representation of women’s perspectives.

Historically, our partners have included Foreign Policy, Nation Media Group, The Guardian (US and UK), TIME, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times,The Washington Post, USA Today, The Economist’s 1843 Magazine, The Associated Press, The Telegraph, The Texas Tribune, Grist, The New Republic, Military Times, Ms. Magazine, Reckon, Zan Times and Scroll.

The Full Story is a partnership between The Fuller Project and Foreign Policy. Our rigorous reporting by diverse voices reveals the distinct and underexplored ways in which U.S. foreign policy impacts women and girls around the world. Our collaborative reporting has twice earned honorable mentions from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists.

“The Fuller Project reporters continue to shine a spotlight on underreported global trends by seeing gender as central to every story. With dispatches from Bangladesh to Brazil and beyond, The Fuller Project’s work plays a powerful role in changing mindsets and policies in the United States and around the world.”

Ravi Agrawal, Managing Editor, Foreign Policy

In anticipation of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, we began working with the woman-led Afghan newsroom Rukhshana Media to document what the end of the war would mean for the women living through it. Named in honor of a 19-year-old woman stoned to death in 2015 in Ghor Province, Rukhshana Media focuses on stories by and about Afghan women, and has persisted in essential coverage despite the danger posed to women journalists by Taliban rule.

“At a time when Afghan women have lost not only their rights to work and education but also their social identities, the world needs to hear their voices. The partnership between Rukhshana Media and The Fuller Project provides an opportunity for Afghan women to tell their own stories in their own words. It enables them to tell how the return of the Taliban to power is influencing and shaping their everyday lives and how they feel about it. ”

Zahra Joya, Founder, Rukhshana Media

The Fuller Project and and Kenya’s Nation newspaper partner on key reporting about gender and issues affecting women. This reporting is published online as well as in the recently launched gender pullout section “The Voice,” published monthly in print in Nation.

“Our partnership with The Fuller Project has produced groundbreaking stories that resonate with women, worldwide. We have called power to account and raised the profiles of vulnerable and marginalised women in society.”

Dorcas A. Muga, Gender Desk Editor, Nation

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