Articles Seeking a way to get more personal without getting less objective While on assignment in Somalia a few years back, I found myself sitting in the waiting room of the Mogadishu mayor’s office alongside a dozen Somali men—some in white robes,… August 22, 2017 Heidi Vogt One of a Kind: In creating a one night-only live magazine, Florence Martin-Kessler, NF ’11, finds a storytelling innovation that sparks excitement On a sunny Saturday afternoon in October 2013, I entered a conference hall at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge to attend a roundtable that was part of the Nieman Foundation’s… August 16, 2017 Florence Martin-Kessler “Charlottesville is a reminder to us … that we have to ramp up our game” Three veteran journalists on what can be learned from coverage of the civil rights movement and the level of reporting current events demand August 15, 2017 Eryn Carlson Getting Racial Nuance Right after Charlottesville An “AP Explains” piece illustrates just how difficult it is to get racial nuance right in the Trump era, even when journalists set out to bring much needed context to… August 14, 2017 Issac J. Bailey “They’ll only kill you if the denial of revenue does not bring you down” Despite government and commercial pressure—and, sometimes, physical threats—incisive investigative work is getting done across Africa August 14, 2017 Chris Carroll “La Incertidumbre es lo Que Matanzas” Read in English. Es extraño cómo mi vida y la de muchos periodistas mexicanos ha sido trastocada desde que en nuestro país comenzó la mal llamada “guerra contra las drogas”, y… August 10, 2017 Marcela Turati “The uncertainty is what kills” Translated by Dick Cluster. Leer en español.It’s strange how severely shaken my way of life and that of many Mexican journalists has been since the declaration of the poorly named “war… August 10, 2017 Marcela Turati Covering a Collapsing Nation Local photographers are building a visual testimony to Venezuela’s breakdown August 8, 2017 Laura Beltrán Villamizar What Anthony Shadid Teaches Us Still: Rami G. Khouri, NF ’02, is studying the craftsmanship of the late Pulitzer-winning foreign correspondent to share it with a new generation In life and death alike, Anthony Shadid was repeatedly recognized by his peers as among the finest foreign correspondents of his generation. To examine his legacy and share it with… August 4, 2017 Rami G. Khouri Violence at Home and Abroad On a sunny Friday in May, a sweetly solemn ceremony unfolded on the grounds of Harvard’s Lippmann House as Nieman Fellows gathered for a class reunion. Missing was Anja Niedringhaus,… July 27, 2017 Ann Marie Lipinski Previous 1 … 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 … 437 Next
