Articles Showing Faces, Hearing Voices, Tugging at Emotions Televising the Truth and Reconciliation Commission December 15, 1998 Joe Thloloe Winter 1998: Truth and Reconciliation Introduction How Journalists Tell These Stories Depends on Who They Are and Where They Work December 15, 1998 Melissa Ludtke Inside the Juvenile Justice System Lifting the Veil of Secrecy December 15, 1998 Jill Wolfson Children’s Exposure to Violence In therapy sessions, children use art to describe their lives. “Children in a Violent Society,” Edited by Joy D. Osofsky, The Guilford Press.Each year in our country at least three… December 15, 1998 Howard J. Osofsky Editors’ Question: Do We Fail Our Children? A street sign bearing his name stands near the pavement where he was slain, a monument to the seven-year-old boy who started a revolution in our newsroom.On the morning of… December 15, 1998 Robert Blau Parents’ Warning: Remember the Children. One of the first books I read when I was getting to know Chicago was Alex Kotlowitz’s “There Are No Children Here,” a vivid portrayal of the desperate lives of… December 15, 1998 Nigel Wade Riding the Crime Wave Why Words We Use Matter So Much December 15, 1998 Jerome Miller Mapping Children’s Roadway to Violence: The Early Years “I went to Vermont and showed Ernie this story, as it appeared in the magazine. I started from the back and showed him the last picture with his mom. She’s… December 15, 1998 Claudia Glenn Dowling Interview with Photographer Donna Ferrato “This is, by far, the most powerful picture I’ve ever taken because it shows exactly how a child feels when they see their mother being beaten. “The boy is saying… December 15, 1998 The Superpredator Script The funeral of a Boston youth. Photo by Stan Grossfeld.There is little doubt that television coverage contributes to the public hysteria about youth crime. In particular, local television news plays… December 15, 1998 Franklin D. Gilliam Jr. Previous 1 … 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 … 432 Next
