Nilufer Narli, ’93, Turkey, had an opinion piece on Turkey's recent elections published on the Diplomatic Traffic website.

Sal LaSpada, ’96, Argentina, wrote a commentary for The Daily Telegraph discussing new trends in philanthrophy.

Suzanne Ginger, ’93, USA, co-founder of Green Lion Bio-Fuels, is interviewed in the Canton Daily Ledger.

Supinya Klangnarong, ’07, Thailand, is the subject of a movie that documents her battle for media freedom.

Hardev Kaur, ’96, Malaysia, wrote an article for the New Straits Times Online about discussions that took place on urbanization at EF’s recent conference in Dublin.

Hillman Frazier, ’98, USA, is profiled in USA Today for his efforts to create a civil rights museum in Mississippi.

Masha Lipman, ’01, Russia, recently wrote an article titled “Russia’s Apolitical Middle” for the Washington Post.

Gregory Shvedov, ’07, Russia, was quoted in a recent article in The Economist.

Marcelo Knobel, ’07, Brazil, wrote an opinion piece called “The Incredible Experience of Eisenhower Fellowships” for the Unicamp Journal.

Simone Duarte , ’96, Brazil, published an article on the NACLA (North American Congress of Latin America) website about the Archive of Identity in Argentina.

Sangita Jindal, ’04, India, is profiled for her work on murals in Mumbai, which were inspired by her visit to Philadelphia during her fellowship.

Hillman Frazier, ‘98, USA, was featured in a Clarion Ledger online photo gallery commemorating the 1970 shootings at Jackson State University.

John Osborn, ‘98, USA, wrote an op-ed article about the settlement of pharmaceutical industry patent disputes for The National Law Journal. He was also quoted in a Fortune magazine article about the same subject.

Caroline Casey, ’07, Ireland, wrote eight weekly articles detailing her fellowship experience in the United States for The Irish Times.

Ratish Nanda, ’07, India, was recently profiled in the India Times as one of 20 people in Delhi who have made a difference.

Pablo Bereciartua, ’03, Argentina, wrote an opinion article in La Nacion about the challenges of improving and upgrading the whole country’s transportation system.

Fiach MacConghail, ’04, Ireland, was profiled in the Boston Globe for his successes with the Abbey Theatre.

Carlos Regazzoni, ’04, Argentina, wrote an article about the link between education and health in the Clarin newspaper.

Ted Abernathy, ‘01, USA, is quoted in an article about Eisenhower Fellowships in the April 12, 2007, Philanthropy Journal.

Ratish Nanda, ’07, India, was quoted in an article titled “Where Babar Rests, Amid Chaos” in the Hindustan Times.

Rob Radtke, ’98, USA, is quoted in a New York Times article about Episcopal Relief and Development’s role with overseas work.

Stuart Brotman, ’00, USA, recently had his letter to the editor published in the New York Times Business Section.

Silvia Bacher, ’01, Argentina, wrote an article about children’s television viewing habits in La Nacion.

Richard Moore, ’06, USA, is quoted in the News & Observer in an article about North Carolina’s pension fund.

Supinya Klangnarong, ’07, Thailand, was profiled for receiving her Eisenhower Fellowship in the Bangkok Post. She is currently traveling in the United States for her fellowship.

Raman Madhok, ’04, India, is interviewed in Gulf News about the new Al Ghurair steel plant his company is building.

Della Clark, ’02, USA, is profiled as a “boomer building a better world” in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Datu Toto Paglas, ‘05, Philippines, was profiled in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

Former EF Chairman George H.W. Bush has been named Chairman of the National Constitution Center.

The TEDA International Cardiovascular Hospital, headed by Dr. Liu Xiaocheng, ’97, China, is profiled in the Wall Street Journal.

Monica Macovei, ’97, Romania, is mentioned in an article in The Economist about Romania’s recent entry into the EU.

Jane Cox, ’03, USA, discusses her fight against hunger in the North Carolina Journal for Women.

Dayananda Gunawardena, ’86, Sri Lanka, was featured in an article for his attendance at EF’s conference on competitiveness.

Two 2004 Sri Lankan Fellows, Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu and Jayasuriya Chrishantha Weliamuna, were named two People of the Year by a Daily Mirror columnist.

Philip Yeo, ’87, Singapore, is profiled in a Business Times article titled “Wanted – the Genghis Khans of SMEs.”

Rengin Yigitbas Akillioglu, ’06, Turkey, is profiled about her fellowship experience in Bogazicililer Magazine.

Ted Abernathy, ’01, USA, is quoted in the RTRP Report discussing the NARP Fellows’ recent seminar with EF’s Research Triangle, NC, Fellows.

Suzanne Ginger, ’93, USA, hosted several NARP Fellows at her farm in Farmington, IL.

Godfrey Gunatilleke, ’70, Sri Lanka, is quoted in an article on the “People’s Opinion on Peace” survey in Sri Lanka.

John Osborn, ’98, USA, is featured in an article on antitrust law and intellectual property in IP Law & Business.

Shen Dingli, ’97, China, was quoted in a New York Times article on China-Korea relations.

Wendell McCain, ’05, USA, was named one of the 75 Most Powerful Blacks on Wall Street by Black Enterprise magazine.

Hardev Kaur, ’96, Malaysia, included a reference to the EF conference in Istanbul in her weekly column in the New Straits Times.

Deya Elyas, ’05, Saudi Arabia, is interviewed in an article about Saudi Arabians’ donations to Habitat for Humanity for Hurricane Katrina victims in the Houston Chronicle.

Robert W. Radtke, ’98, USA, published a commentary in the Philadelphia Inquirer about private loan plan that can aid rebuilding in New Orleans.

Sandra Glasgow, ’00, Jamaica, has been appointed chairman of the HEART Trust/National Training Agency.

Ibrahim "Toto" Paglas, ’05, Philippines, is profiled in an article titled “In war-torn Mindanao, fruits of peace.”

Laura Boyd, ’99, USA, was named one of the “50 Making a Difference” by the Oklahoma City Journal Record.

Monica Macovei ’97, Romania, is profiled in the Financial Times for her efforts to put her country on the path to joining the EU

Peter Skillern ‘01, USA, is profiled by the News & Observer

Kathy Higgins ’05, USA, talks about taking a proactive approach with The Philanthropy Journal