Sounding Picking Up Where Slain Journalists Leave Off For Sandrine Rigaud, NF ’25, a multicultural childhood opened a path to Forbidden Stories. October 31, 2024 Sandrine Rigaud Less Arguing, More Doodling The virtues of taking a different route with sports journalism July 15, 2024 Julian Benbow Standing Up to Corruption and Violence Jaemark Tordecilla, NF ‘24, on the harassment, brutality, and financial pressures faced by journalists in the Philippines April 11, 2024 Jaemark Tordecilla “What comes first, being a journalist or being a citizen?” Yana Lyushnevskaya, NF '24, on the difficult dilemma Ukrainian journalists face when covering war in their own country November 20, 2023 Yana Lyushnevskaya How a Trip to Angola Helped One Reporter Tell the Story of Race in America Deborah Barfield Berry, NF '23, on covering slavery, the Civil Rights Movement, and the murder of George Floyd April 19, 2023 Deborah Barfield Berry “I Carry the Tears of Victims” Sheikh Sabiha Alam, NF '23, on covering human rights violations in the narrow space left for independent journalism in Bangladesh March 9, 2023 Sheikh Sabiha Alam Addressing Power Equity Issues in The News Kristofer Ríos, NF '23, on why journalists need to be aware of the way we cover vulnerable or underrepresented communities January 2, 2023 Kristofer Ríos Upending the Entrenched Power Dynamics in Journalism “I am at home everywhere, and nowhere. I am never a stranger and I never quite belong.” That quote by Belgian writer Georges Simenon hung above my 10th grade English… September 16, 2022 Pacinthe Mattar Channeling a Childhood Passion into a Journalism Career When I was a little kid, there was a game I used to play for hours and hours. To my parents and siblings, it looked like I was wandering around… June 27, 2022 Reuben Fischer-Baum By Diversifying Newsrooms, We Find People’s Full Humanity This is a subhead March 17, 2022 Dave Mayers 1 2 3 4 5 Next
