‘Telling our own stories’: Rohingya lives, through a camera lens —
Daily joys, growing hardships: Emerging Rohingya photographers are documenting their refugee community’s stories, one snapshot at a time.
“It’s time to acknowledge that the enduring belief of American media’s exceptionalism is toxic, and if it continues, it will take down democracy with it.”
International correspondent, Jeffrey Moyo, who was released from detention after being arrested for breaching Zimbabwe’s Immigration Act by helping...
Four Afghan women were killed in as many days in March 2021 – targeted for being women working in television and in medicine. As Afghanistan’s peace...
“There is an increasing need for African voices to be heard in the spaces where policy is made, especially around digital rights and access to...
Press freedom is facing a growing crackdown one year into the COVID-19 pandemic as governments around the world restrict access to information and...
As protests continued over a police officer accused of killing Daunte Wright during a traffic stop in Minnesota, journalists have been subjected to...
Under the threat of constant violence and a return to darker times, young editors and reporters refuse to give up, Raksha Kumar reports. Source:...
Community Supported Film mentioned in magazine article about how arts organizations have weathered the pandemic... The fiscal damage created by the...
Inez Hedges, longtime CSFilm supporter and retired Chair of Cinema Studies at Northeastern University, where she hired CSFilm director Michael...
We can learn lessons from local media when addressing major communication challenges, including those surrounding take-up of COVID-19...
Online misinformation is hard to stop. It’s easy to pass along a rumor, even easier to believe one. But understanding when an online piece of...