Harry Surjadi has recruited and trained more than 150 citizen journalists living in the most-remote areas of Borneo to send news reports via text messaging using the FrontlineSMS system to Ruai TV, a station in the provincial capital. The service also allows subscribers from mainstream media, the government, and activist organizations to receive the news reports.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Jim Simon completed four months of journalism training in East Timor and Indonesia in 2002, partnering with the Timor-Leste Journalists Association and the University of Padjadjaran. He also served as a "Tsunami" Knight Fellow in 2005.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Georgia Scott completed four months of journalism training in China and Indonesia in 2006.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Erik Ninomiya completed three months of journalism training in Indonesia in 1996, partnering with the the Jawa Pos News Network.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Margaret Kilgore completed four months of journalism training in Indonesia and Singapore in 2000, partnering with the the Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC).

Knight International Journalism Fellow Edward Cowan completed three months of journalism training in Indonesia in 1999.

Journalists from across the Arab world, North America, Europe, Pakistan and Indonesia participated in an online training course entitled “Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age.” Select participants were chosen to participate in a conference in Alexandria, Egypt in February 2010 that focused on freedom of expression and reporting on Muslim-West relations.

Knight International worked with newspapers and radio stations to create weekly environmental reports in Indonesia, a country facing deforestation, over-fishing, mining and pollution.