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OneWorld Now! is the recipient of a lot of attention, thanks to the program's innovative mission and documented success. Look to some of our recent press releases and media.
For media kits or if you are interested in doing a story on OneWorld Now!, please contact Kristin Hayden at kristin@oneworldnow.org or call (206) 799-2877.
Press Releases & Recent Media
2008
OneWorld Now! Hosts Inner City French Students
– October 30, 2008, Press Release
Special School Immersing Students in Foreign Languages
– August 14, 2008, King 5 News
OneWorld Now! Students Immerse Themselves in Arabic and Chinese at Summer Camp
– August 11, 2008, Press Release
2006
OneWorld Now! Hosts Second Annual Global Leaders Dinner Series Featuring Speaker William H. Gates Sr.
– June 19, 2006, Press Release
TV Interview with Kristin Hayden & Eric Liu on Seattle Voices
– April 18, 2006, Seattle Channel
Kristin Hayden Inducted Into International Ashoka Fellowship
– November 11, 2005, Press Release
2005
ONEWORLD NOW! Hosts Second Annual College Fair
– October 26, 2005, Press Release
KPLU's radio broadcast on "Arabic in the Schools"
– September 13, 2005, KPLU
Founder/Director Kristin Hayden talks about OneWorld Now! on NPR's talk show The Power of Voice
– February 17, 2005, KUOW
2004
ONEWORLD NOW! hosts first annual college fair
– November 28, 2004, Press Release
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation grants $150,000 and national recognition to OneWorld Now!
– May 5, 2004, Press Release
Starbucks awards $10,000 youth leadership grant to OneWorld Now!
– January 14, 2004, Press Release
2003
Freeman Foundation Offers $100,000 Challenge Grant to OneWorld Now!
– November 7, 2003, Press Release
Students Look Into the Arab World
– October 20, 2003, Seattle PI
Local High School Students Embracing Arabic Language
– October 17, 2003, Seattle Times
SARS Epidemic Cancels High School Trip to China
– May 29, 2003, Press Release
KIRO-TV Report on SARS Epidemic Includes OneWorld Now!
– May 29, 2003
Henry M. Jackson Foundation Awards $10,000 to OneWorld Now!
– April 8, 2003, Press Release
Global Citizens are Made Here
– February 1, 2003, Northwest Asian Weekly
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