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“Beyond the Moment: Irish Photojournalism in Our Time” is the title of a fine slab of a book recently published by the Press Photographers Association of Ireland. This is Ireland…

In the mid-1960’s, Reza Deghati taught himself the principles of photography as a 14 year old living in Tabriz, Iran. During the early 1970’s, his pictures were of rural society…

In a time of global engagement—economic, political, environmental, energy and health, to name a few—budget cuts at news organizations severely limit foreign news coverage.

‘Roxana’s work consistently gave the lie to the narrative of a monolithic Islamic Republic.’

In using EPA data, USA Today’s watchdog project empowered ‘parents to learn about the types and sources of chemicals that might be in the air near their child’s school.’

Digging through records, creating new databases, and asking key questions leads a West Virginia reporter to important investigative stories about the coal industry.

In their experiences, conversations and future directions, they create a portrait of what is happening in journalism today.

While most Iranian journalists have to operate with extreme caution, foreign journalists can be more frank on the issues they face in Iran.

‘One bargains with oneself. How much can I sacrifice before I lose respect for myself as a journalist?’

‘Speaking Farsi helps expand our ability to gather news. It means we can tap into a more extensive network and speak to more Iranians, even if we’re not based in…