Niemans @ Work Channeling Lucille Ball Dale Maharidge, NF ’88, researched the television pioneer for Turner Classic Movies In December 2020, the heart of the pandemic shutdown, I flew to California and checked into a Sherman… March 23, 2023 Dale Maharidge Supporting Quality Journalism that Connects with Local Communities Lolly Bowean, NF ’17, works to hold space in philanthropy for marginalized communities My early days as a reporter at the Chicago Tribune were fast-paced and ever changing, covering breaking… March 8, 2023 Lolly Bowean A Play About Life and Death in the South John Archibald, NF ’21, discusses his debut as a playwright I write about life in Alabama. Which means I write about death in Alabama. And issues of life and death… January 26, 2023 John Archibald A Memoir for a Holocaust Survivor For Dina Kraft, NF ’12, writing Hannah Pick-Goslar’s story was a chance to keep her memory alive When I started helping Hannah Pick-Goslar, one of Anne Frank’s best friends, write… January 20, 2023 Dina Kraft Investigating a ‘Windfall’ for Temp Agencies Emily Corwin, NF ‘21, on how subsidies to create permanent jobs for the formerly incarcerated are doing the opposite I stopped scrolling and squinted at Harvard’s course catalog, rereading the… January 11, 2023 Emily Corwin Building a Better Future for Our Information Spaces Stefanie Friedhoff, NF ’01, has launched a new initiative to help address information gaps Technology has fundamentally changed where people seek information and what they believe. It’s why, no matter… September 7, 2022 Stefanie Friedhoff A “Fresh Start” Covering the Amazon Fabiano Maisonnave, NF ’16, on the importance of reporting on the rainforest’s destruction I was about to attend a welcome meeting in a remote Arara tribe village when the call… September 1, 2022 Fabiano Maisonnave The Justice Beat Goes Into ‘Overdrive’ Carrie Johnson, NF ’20, on covering the FBI search of former President Donald Trump’s home The key to the justice beat is easy to understand and difficult to execute. Running… August 25, 2022 Carrie Johnson Making the Biggest Investigative Journalism Project in History Accessible to the Audience Reuben Fischer-Baum, NF ’22, on his ‘slice’ of the Pandora Papers I’m a graphics editor at The Washington Post, which means that I lead a team that creates visuals like… August 16, 2022 Reuben Fischer-Baum Creating “Comadres al Aire:” A Podcast That Talks To Immigrants, Not About Them Valeria Fernandez, a 2021 visiting fellow, on building a village at a time when the world feels scary and distant We were barely starting the first season of our Spanish-language… August 10, 2022 Valeria Fernandez Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 12 Next
