DAWNS
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
If you are a global news junkie, aid worker or development professional, this app is for you.
Get the very latest humanitarian, human rights, and international development news at your fingertips. Our curated stories and feeds connect you to the parts of the world and global issues that matter to you the most.
Highlights:
- Our team writes pithy summaries of dozens of top global news stories every day, sorting through articles and reports with a human eye to ensure you are up to speed without wasting your time.
- Stories are categorized by the regions that matter to our community: Horn of Africa, Sahel, Africa, The Middle East and North Africa, Asia, and The Americas.
- Want something more specifically tailored to your discrete interests? You can add up to 5 keywords (e.g. USAID, Sudan, Malaria, Refugees) to custom fit our system to your needs.
- A daily roundup of the most talked blog posts, opinion columns and arguments buzzing in the humanitarian community.
- Hand picked RSS feeds so you can stay on top of breaking news on the topics and regions that matter most to you.
- An easy way to share stories you find with friends and colleagues, via email twitter or facebook.
Your subscription options:
- A monthly subscription for $2.99 per month
- An annual subscription for $29.99 per year
Both options give you full access to all content and functionalities of on DAWNS mobile. Fresh content is updated to the app several times a day, every single day, so you won't miss any breaking global news. Your subscription will automatically renew each month or year and your credit card will be charged through your iTunes account. You can turn off auto-renew at any time from your iTunes account settings. Please visit http://www.dawnsdigest.com/how-it-works/tosandprivacy/ to review our terms of use and privacy policies. Please email us at DAWNSDigest@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns.
The DAWNS Digest App is a project of the Development and Aid World News Service, a social enterprise started in 2011 by two humanitarian-minded bloggers. Through funds raised from subscription sales, we have started a micro-grant program to support reporting and storytelling on global humanitarian issues. The projects we support offer interesting takes on stories that do not often make it to the mainstream. In the first four months of our grants program we have supported a photographer in the Philippines who is documenting women of low means surviving with breast cancer; A Yemeni female journalist reporting on the plight of families displaced by conflict in southern Yemen; and a reporting team investigating a mysterious kidney disease afflicting a small agrarian community in Nicaragua. Our goal is to offer a modicum of financial support to people who have compelling stories to tell, but need an extra bit of help.
As we grow, so will the scale of our grants program.
Get the very latest humanitarian, human rights, and international development news at your fingertips. Our curated stories and feeds connect you to the parts of the world and global issues that matter to you the most.
Highlights:
- Our team writes pithy summaries of dozens of top global news stories every day, sorting through articles and reports with a human eye to ensure you are up to speed without wasting your time.
- Stories are categorized by the regions that matter to our community: Horn of Africa, Sahel, Africa, The Middle East and North Africa, Asia, and The Americas.
- Want something more specifically tailored to your discrete interests? You can add up to 5 keywords (e.g. USAID, Sudan, Malaria, Refugees) to custom fit our system to your needs.
- A daily roundup of the most talked blog posts, opinion columns and arguments buzzing in the humanitarian community.
- Hand picked RSS feeds so you can stay on top of breaking news on the topics and regions that matter most to you.
- An easy way to share stories you find with friends and colleagues, via email twitter or facebook.
Your subscription options:
- A monthly subscription for $2.99 per month
- An annual subscription for $29.99 per year
Both options give you full access to all content and functionalities of on DAWNS mobile. Fresh content is updated to the app several times a day, every single day, so you won't miss any breaking global news. Your subscription will automatically renew each month or year and your credit card will be charged through your iTunes account. You can turn off auto-renew at any time from your iTunes account settings. Please visit http://www.dawnsdigest.com/how-it-works/tosandprivacy/ to review our terms of use and privacy policies. Please email us at DAWNSDigest@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns.
The DAWNS Digest App is a project of the Development and Aid World News Service, a social enterprise started in 2011 by two humanitarian-minded bloggers. Through funds raised from subscription sales, we have started a micro-grant program to support reporting and storytelling on global humanitarian issues. The projects we support offer interesting takes on stories that do not often make it to the mainstream. In the first four months of our grants program we have supported a photographer in the Philippines who is documenting women of low means surviving with breast cancer; A Yemeni female journalist reporting on the plight of families displaced by conflict in southern Yemen; and a reporting team investigating a mysterious kidney disease afflicting a small agrarian community in Nicaragua. Our goal is to offer a modicum of financial support to people who have compelling stories to tell, but need an extra bit of help.
As we grow, so will the scale of our grants program.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 587.8 KB of space to download and install DAWNS app. DAWNS was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of DAWNS Digest Mark Goldberg at http://dawnsdigest.com/contact.
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