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Casey Quackenbush

@caseyquack

Casey Quackenbush is a Hong Kong/New York-based journalist writing about politics, culture, and climate change. In recent months, the Hong Kong protests and Australia’s bushfire crisis have dominated her work. Previously, she was a reporter with Time. You can also find her work in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Al Jazeera, and Aperture. She has a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania where she studied history and journalism.

“Collaboration is the Future of Journalism”

“Collaboration is the Future of Journalism”

To meet the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and the racial justice movement, the historically competitive media culture is becoming more collaborative
Without a Campaign to Cover, Reporters Shift to Covering the Voting Process Itself

Without a Campaign to Cover, Reporters Shift to Covering the Voting Process Itself

While Covid-19 has derailed the 2020 presidential campaign, it may actually improve coverage of it by shifting focus to a crucial issue — access to the ballot
Covering Climate Change and Countering Skepticism in Australia

Covering Climate Change and Countering Skepticism in Australia

Australian journalists deconstruct falsehoods while coming up with creative ways to tell a complex story
The Hong Kong Protests are Also a Fight for a Free Press

The Hong Kong Protests are Also a Fight for a Free Press

Faced with new levels of political pressure and physical threat, Hong Kong’s independent news outlets respond with intrepid reporting and innovative fundraising