Features Chinese Migrants: Refreshing Reporting About a Longtime Trend Concerns arise about the Chinese government’s limits on news coverage of migrant protests and worker abuse. September 15, 2006 Mary Kay Magistad Fall 2006: Introduction When I was a border correspondent, I learned to move between both sides, quickly and frequently, physically and mentally, while striving for balance. I learned to maneuver in gray areas.… September 15, 2006 Melissa Ludtke Journalists Patrol Ever-Changing Borders Soon after the riots last year in France, I was reporting in a big gloomy housing project outside Paris known as La Dalle: The Slab. A cold wind rose off… September 15, 2006 Sebastian Rotella Becoming Part of the Story to Tell It to Others ‘In our approach to gathering this information, we knew there was a fine line between reporting and misrepresentation.’ September 15, 2006 Ralph Ortega Attempting to Bridge the Divide ‘Entering immigrant America on behalf of an English-language newspaper is, by definition, a cross-cultural experience.’ September 15, 2006 Héctor Tobar Coming Ashore “Tranquilo, que ya llegaste!” (“Stay calm, you made it.”) a bystander (right) says to Cordoba as the officers restrain him Officers try to catch Cordoba and verify that he is… September 15, 2006 Nuri Vallbona Immigration to El Norte: Eight Stories of Hope and Peril An Essay in Words and Photographs September 15, 2006 Don Bartletti Documenting Migration’s Revolving Door An Essay in Words and Photographs September 15, 2006 Donna DeCesare The Work of the Undocumented Photos and captions by Hector Amezcua/The Sacramento Bee.Just minutes after they rolled out of bed and off the motel floors at 3 a.m., Central Valley Forestry workers got a little… September 15, 2006 Hector Amezcua Ethical Dilemmas in Telling Enrique’s Story A reporter talks about the limits of intervening in risky situations and whether to fully identify vulnerable sources. September 15, 2006 Sonia Nazario Previous 1 … 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 … 60 Next
