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Mark Sommer is an author, independent journalist, award-winning radio host, and internationally syndicated columnist who has written several books and hundreds of articles on national and international issues for major U.S. and foreign newspapers. His monthly columns on world affairs are syndicated in 12 languages to 100 countries by the Inter Press Service in Rome. In the United States, his articles have appeared on the editorial pages of The Christian Science Monitor, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Newsday. He hosts the syndicated radio program, “A World of Possibilities,” which highlights innovative solutions to longstanding societal challenges and is produced from the studios of the Mainstream Media Project. A 1967 graduate of Cornell University, Mark served from 1991-1998 as a program consultant on peace and world order issues for the Compton Foundation.

Congratulations to Mark Sommer, Gregg McVicar and the entire production team of A World Of Possibilities on yet another prestigious New York Festivals Award for Radio Broadcasting—this time a Silver World Medal in the category of Social Issues/Current Events for Orphans of Conflict: The Plight of Internally Displaced Persons. Winners will be honored at the 2008 NYF Radio Broadcasting Awards gala on June 19 at Tribeca Rooftop in New York City. Thanks for making our work easy!