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MEMRI TV
The MEMRI TV Project, founded in 2004, has published over 7,300 translated clips – comprising hundreds of hours of content – that have had over 100 million views online. MEMRI TV monitors over 100 channels from the Arab and Muslim world – from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, Yemen, Iran, and Iraq to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Palestinian Authority, and Gaza, and parts of Africa as well as Af-Pak and Russia. MEMRI TV clips are viewed in 197 countries.
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Jihad and Terrorism Threat Monitor (JTTM)
The JTTM monitors imminent and potential threats posed by terrorist and violent extremist organizations – such as ISIS and Al-Qaeda and their affiliates, as well as emerging jihadi groups – and by individuals. These threats may be to national security and public safety in the U.S. and the West, or to their vital interests and assets worldwide. It also examines and analyzes the ideological motivations behind these threats. Its archives of exclusive content go back over 15 years.
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The Reform Project
The Reform Project aims to provide reformists with a much-needed platform that will enable them to reach out to their societies and to religious, political, and educational leaders while also providing cogent suggestions to Western policy makers constructing long-term strategic plans in support of the reform effort. The project focuses on: democratization, women's rights, counter-radicalization, education, separation of religion and state, religious minorities' rights, LGBTQ rights, and combatting antisemitism.
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The Tom Lantos Archives
The Tom Lantos Archives on Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial, which document antisemitic content and themes in Arabic, Farsi, Urdu-Pashtu, and Turkish media – print, broadcast, and online, are the largest archives in the world of translated material on this subject from the Middle East from the past decade. It provides governments, legislatures, media and academia, organizations, and the public at large with documentation on which to base legal and other initiatives to fight these phenomena. The Archives, previously the Antisemitism Documentation Project, were dedicated in 2009.
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Imams' Sermons in the West
The Imams' Sermons in the West project identifies extremism, incitement, and jihadism, as well as antisemitism, propagated by clerics in mosques across the U.S. and West. Its research has in many cases led to extensive media coverage and condemnation from politicians and the public, as well as remedial and even legal action – in a dozen U.S. states as well as in Denmark, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Australia, and other countries.
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White Supremacist Threat Monitor
The White Supremacist Threat Monitor project tracks and monitors online hatred and incitement against Jews, Muslims, blacks and other people of color, women, and the LGBTQ community. It covers the promotion of neo-Nazi ideologies, dissemination of the writings of known white supremacists and perpetrators of hate crimes such as mass killings at synagogues, churches, and mosques, and alerts authorities to threats when necessary. The project utilizes research methods and approaches developed by MEMRI for the JTTM.
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Russian Media Studies Project
The methods and approaches of MEMRI's research in the Arab and Muslim world are applicable to other global areas. In January 2016, MEMRI launched the Russian Media Studies Project, expanding coverage to Russia by launching the Russian Media Studies Project. This project publishes translations from Russian media in addition to original analysis, focusing on the discourse within the Russian political and defense community as the country further expands its role and influence throughout the Middle East.
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The Cyber & Jihad Lab
The Cyber & Jihad Lab monitors, tracks, translates, researches, and analyzes cyber jihad originating from the Middle East, Iran, South Asia, and North and West Africa. It innovates and experiments with possible solutions for stopping cyber jihad, advancing legislation and initiatives federally – including with Capitol Hill and attorneys-general – and on the state level, to draft and enforce measures that will serve as precedents for further action. It works with leaders in business, law enforcement, academia, and families of terror victims to craft and support efforts and solutions to combat cyber jihad, and recruits, and works with technology industry leaders to craft and support efforts and solutions.
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South Asia Studies Project
The South Asia Studies Project (SASP) is vital to understanding this region. It translates and analyzes primary source content from Dari-, Pashtu-, Urdu-, and Hindi-language media – print, broadcast, and online, including websites, social media, and forums – tracking and analyzing, on a day-to-day basis, trends and emerging developments in these countries. It examines cultural and religious freedoms, the spread of jihadism in the region, and emerging threats to international security, seeking to inform Western governments, legislatures, academia, and the media, as well as the public at large.
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