Articles Inside a Polish Covid Ward, a Photojournalist is Moved by Compassion Maciek Nabrdalik, photojournalist and 2017 Nieman Fellow, on photographing the coronavirus pandemic in Poland:“Since March 2020, we’ve been surrounded by a loud noise of political discussions and social response to… November 18, 2021 Maciek Nabrdalik Interviewing Jane Roe: How Joshua Prager Humanized One of the Most Famous Supreme Court Cases in History Joshua Prager, NF ’11, has made a career of sharing secrets. In one case, the former Wall Street Journal writer revealed the identity of the only anonymous Pulitzer Prize winner;… November 17, 2021 Natalie De Rosa Yes, There’s Inflation. But It’s Not the Whole Story I knew I had arrived as an important member of my family when I was allowed to lift the 50-pound bag of rice at the grocery store and take it… November 12, 2021 Issac J. Bailey Touch Points The word had so thoroughly infiltrated the language that I no longer noticed it. Then one afternoon, walking across a windy plaza, it brought me to a full stop. A… November 9, 2021 Ann Marie Lipinski Tackling the Information Crisis: Why News is Essential to Sustainability Amid a pandemic that has killed over 5 million people globally, the need for clear, accurate information has never been more apparent. And yet many communities lack the crucial information… November 5, 2021 Jennifer Kho “I Had To Talk To the People Who Were Tasked With Freeing Me” Jason Rezaian, NF ’17, wanted to tell the story of his release from an Iranian prison from multiple perspectivesIn early fall, Spotify released a podcast series I’ve been working on… November 2, 2021 Jason Rezaian Journalism Helped Me Regain Power Over My Own Story Finding meaning, agency, and purpose in reporting from my home country of Venezuela October 27, 2021 Patricia Laya Revealing the Failures of the Juvenile Justice System Tennessee Watson, NF ’20, on trying to answer the question: Why do American policymakers continue to invest in incarcerating children?The United States incarcerates kids at substantially higher rates than most… October 25, 2021 Tennessee Watson In Europe, Podcasters of Color Make Their Own Space for Conversations on Race Podcasts are popping up across the continent to fill the coverage void of race and racism in mainstream media October 21, 2021 Stefania D'Ignoti Launching A Newspaper During A Pandemic How conversations over coffee helped Sipho Kings, NF ’18, create The Continent, a weekly that has grown its audience to 15,000 subscribers in 105 countries A good coffee can help… October 20, 2021 Sipho Kings Previous 1 … 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 … 430 Next
