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The Year of Living Safely, Away from the Drug Wars of Mexico (Video Interview)

Dallas Morning News Mexico bureau chief Alfredo Corchado, NF ’09, recently sat down at Lippmann House to discuss his year as a fellow and his new book, “Midnight in Mexico.”An…

A Journalist and a Survivor

‘If I can give advice to journalists, I suggest it’s all about relationships.’

‘Coloring the News’ Collides With Journalists

‘… too many of those with heavy investments in the diversity crusade either read my arguments wrong or preferred not to review their investments.’

Press Coverage and Public Perception

In child welfare reporting, even good daily coverage can be distorting.

A Newsman’s Style as Envoy in Africa

When one thinks of how an ambassador’s career gets started, a rocky beach and seagulls don’t likely come to mind. But this is how Smith Hempstone, a former Editor-in-Chief of…
Lights, Camera, Action: Niemans Making Films

Lights, Camera, Action: Niemans Making Films

In this installment of Niemans@Work, we highlight a sampling of recent documentaries featuring Nieman alumni who have directed, produced, starred in, or otherwise contributed to a wide range of productions.
Lessons from Building an Online Toolkit to Aid Open-Source Investigations

Lessons from Building an Online Toolkit to Aid Open-Source Investigations

Publicly available sources can be a tool for all journalists
“The Eyes of Gaza”: A Tale of Journalism and Survival

“The Eyes of Gaza”: A Tale of Journalism and Survival

Palestinian journalist Plestia Alaqad describes the personal and professional challenges of covering the devastation of her homeland in an interview and excerpt from her new book
Welcome to the Dissident Club

Welcome to the Dissident Club

Pakistani journalist Taha Siddiqui runs a Paris bar for fellow reporters and whistleblowers in exile
Nepal’s Discord Revolution and the Press

Nepal’s Discord Revolution and the Press

An uprising fomented on social media catches legacy journalism, and the world, by surprise