Articles Reflections of Balkan Journalists When the Personal Becomes Part of One’s Profession June 15, 1999 Global Beat Images and Words From the Balkan Conflict An elderly ethnic Albanian woman from Kosovo comforts a small girl in a school in Bob, a village some 50 kms. south of Pristina, as another weeps, Tuesday, March 2,… June 15, 1999 David Brauchli A Ugandan Journalist Is Taken to Court By his Government Mounting a Defense to a Charge of ‘Publication of False News’ June 15, 1999 Charles Onyango-Obbo An Albanian Newspaper Is Reborn Kosovo Refugee Journalists Refuse to Let Their Reporting Be Silenced June 15, 1999 Ardian Arifaj Portraying Poverty in the Face of Newsroom Pressures Demand More Time. Agitate for More Space. And Revisit the Subject Often. June 15, 1999 Martha Shirk Looking Inside the Business of Journalism Economic Pressures Create New Challenges for Journalists June 15, 1999 Bill Kovach Why Identify Welfare Recipients or Quote Incorrect Grammar? At The Mountain Eagle newspaper we do not use photographs of welfare recipients as welfare recipients. It’s hard enough to have to be one without having to face the prospect… June 15, 1999 In the Midst of Poverty, People’s Stories are Hard to Tell Small Staffs, Lack of Resources, and Families’ Fear of Reprisals Add to Difficulties in Coverage June 15, 1999 Pat Gish An Albanian Newspaper Is Reborn Kosovo Refugee Journalists Refuse to Let Their Reporting Be Silenced June 15, 1999 Ardian Arifaj The Price of Hope: Investigating Disparities Among Rich and Poor Schools Photo by Diedra Laird, The Charlotte Observer.For years, parents and educators in poverty-ridden pockets of the South sensed the public schools were shortchanging their children. And they were right. Their… March 15, 1999 Debbie Cenziper Previous 1 … 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 … 432 Next
