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  1. Tim Giago, NF ’91

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    The fever for gold caused the Lakota people’s loss of the Sacred Black Hills of South Dakota as well as the near destruction of the indigenous peoples of South and Central America and California. In Alaska during the … Read more

  2. Paul Lieberman, NF ’80

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    Edgar Snow avoided grandiosity when he achieved one of the great scoops of the 20th century by hooking up with China’s Red Army in 1936. “I do not intend to pronounce the verdicts of history,” he said. Snow traveled by … Read more

  3. Lisa Stone, NF ’02

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    The April 2018 issue of Vanity Fair featured a photo of 26 Black women entrepreneurs—each of whom had raised more than $1 million in capital. I trace the origins of that historic photo to … Read more

  4. Wahyu Dhyatmika, NF ’15

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    The mass killings in Indonesia in 1965-’66 left a deep mark on the nation’s collective psyche. Watching the documentary “The Act of Killing” about the atrocity when it was first screened in Indonesia in 2013, … Read more

  5. Michael Petrou, NF ’18

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    Comic strips in the newspaper were my entry drug into journalism when I was a child in the 1980s. I then begin experimenting with baseball box scores, and by the time I was 11 or 12 I had … Read more

  6. Megan O’Grady, NF ’12

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    When I met Brit Bennett, in 2016, it was to discuss her first novel, “The Mothers,” a Baldwin-inspired tale of the friendship between two Southern California girls growing up amid all kinds of absences. But Bennett, then … Read more

  7. Phillip Martin, NF ’98

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    The late Danny Schechter’s examination of apartheid-era South Africa shaped my path from radio intern in the 1970s to senior investigative reporter at WGBH in Boston exploring social injustice. Schechter, NF ’78, provided analyses and views of the anti-apartheid movement … Read more

  8. Nicholas Quah, NF ’17

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    Nieman 80 More Nieman Fellows on exemplary journalism that influenced them “What a Fraternity Hazing Death Revealed About the Painful Search for an Asian-American Identity” was the article that broke me wide open. I … Read more

  9. Alisa Sopova, NF ’17

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    Nieman 80 More Nieman Fellows on exemplary journalism that influenced them When I think about what influenced me as a journalist, a classic example of excellent Russian journalism—which is, I believe, extremely relevant now—comes to … Read more

  10. Wonbo Woo, NF ’16

    Nieman 80 September 20, 2018

    Nieman 80 More Nieman Fellows on exemplary journalism that influenced them Robert Krulwich is best known today as the co-host of NPR’s “Radiolab.” But before launching the pioneering podcast and radio show with his … Read more