Sounding When War Comes Home Three years ago I worked as a news editor at Donbass, the largest newspaper and news website in my native city of Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine. I was responsible for… January 5, 2017 Alisa Sopova Democracy at the Dinner Table I often feel my job is to trick people into paying attention to the world around them. Beauty, light, and composition are my tools to draw one’s eye into the… November 29, 2016 Andrea Bruce Make the News a Conversation The first time I invited my readers to meet up at a coffee shop, one person came. His name was Jimmy. He was a fan of my geeky news and… March 28, 2016 Mónica Guzmán An AP Correspondent Examines Why Foreign News Matters Why do we focus so often on the negative? And what stories do we miss when we do? January 12, 2016 Todd Pitman Using Network News to Tell Small Stories with Big Impacts How a TV producer learned to believe in the power of character-driven narratives that resonate with audiences November 2, 2015 Wonbo Woo In China, Legal Affairs Reporting Is Not Just a Beat Covering courts in China is perilous, but rule of law is the only option for a better future August 27, 2015 Jieqi Luo Hooked on the Power of Sound A public radio news director recounts his long history with audio storytelling, from the kitchen radio to the podcast feed May 11, 2015 Gabe Bullard At Harvard, a Reporter Finds Hard Lessons on Diversity in Education While advances in ethnic and racial diversity should be celebrated, newsrooms should also recognize the need for economic diversity March 24, 2015 Denise-Marie Ordway Telling Complicated, Beautiful Stories About Chicago Growing up, if my sister and I were reading, we didn’t have to do chores. So, we read all the time. We loved a good story.My mother wanted us to… December 12, 2014 Dawn Turner Doing My Own Thing Iwas 5 or 6 years old when my mother, a great lover of Nigerian folklore, told me a story from one of the oldest tribes in my country. In my… September 11, 2014 Ameto Akpe Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
