Presents stories in a way that’s easily and quickly read by students on their phone, tablet, or laptop.
Surveys all major, as well as less well-known, high-quality global reporting sources each weekday to offer a unique perspective on the key global issues.
Delivers broad geographic coverage, reporting on 154 countries in every region in 2019.
Provides students with high-quality original source links, as well as access to archives, so students can dig deeper into the underlying issues.
To become a partner or to learn more about the program, please contact us below.
We began this initiative by launching a pilot free subscription program with 13 colleges and universities. Nearly 1,700 students signed up, but most importantly, a survey of participating students showed that 32% read the newsletter daily, another 31% read it several times a week and 98% said reading DailyChatter increased their knowledge of the world.
Now, DailyChatter is available worldwide – still free, still compelling, and easier than ever to get started. We currently have over 10,000 students at more than 170 schools. Our goal is to provide this service to a majority of American college and university students, and to students across the globe.
So how does it work? Offering DailyChatter to your students is simple, easy and non-intrusive:
Students keep their free subscriptions for as long as they’re in school. Faculty and administrators are also welcome to enroll. Our Digital Enrollment Guide and support team help our partner schools ensure that their program is a success.
DailyChatter is the only elite international newsletter designed specifically for college students and we’re able to offer it for free thanks to the support of the Knight Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation.
Our mission is to promote greater knowledge of the world and to help shape the next generation of well-educated citizens of both this country and the wider world.
We know that YOUR mission includes increasing students’ global awareness and knowledge. We’re committed to giving you new avenues to make global issues a part of students’ daily learning.
And you don’t need to worry about security or privacy.
Philip S. Balboni, CEO, Founder and Co-Executive Editor
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Elizabeth Bartle, Director of University Relations & Global Engagement
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DailyChatter is very grateful to the Knight Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation of New York which have provided us with grants to support the university initiative.