The United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) is a U.S. federal agency that oversees the distribution of news and information to international audiences. It is designed for people worldwide seeking independent journalism and for those supporting the principles of open societies.

• Network of Broadcasters: Manages several distinct media networks, including Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and others, each targeting specific regions and languages.
• Editorial Independence: Operates under a firewall that protects its journalists from political interference, ensuring content is governed by professional standards.
• Global Reach and Engagement: Produces content in numerous languages and formats—from radio and TV to digital media—to connect with diverse international communities.
• Mission-Driven Reporting: Focuses on providing accurate news and information where press freedoms are restricted, with the stated goal of supporting democratic values.
• Publicly Funded Model: Is funded by congressional appropriations, allowing its services to be provided without commercial advertising or subscription fees to the end user.