byপান্থ রহমান রেজা (Pantha) Translated byRezwan, February 7, 2018, for Global Voices \Since January 29, dozens of journalists in Bangladesh have...
By Mariana Rodríguez and Elizabeth J. Zechmeister, February 8, 2018, for Center for International Media Assistance Key Findings: As elsewhere,...
By Shawn W. Crispin/CPJ Senior Southeast Asia Representative , February 12, 2018, for Committee to Protect Journalists Pulitzer Prize-winning...
February 8. 2018 for BBC Afghanistan has been at war for nearly 40 years. The conflict has claimed over two million civilian lives and...
By SHAN WANG, January 29, 2018, for NeimanLab In western Massachusetts, the Berkshire Eagle is trying to recover from cost-cutting and rebuild its...
by Ronald Brownstein, January 30, 2017, for CNN The escalating struggle between the parties over immigration rests on a paradox. In the battle for...
FEBRUARY 2, 2018, Feet in 2 Worlds The next Fi2W online magazine will report on migration triggered by climate change. Our focus will be the mass...
By Akilah Johnson, February 7, 2018, The Boston Globe Sura has spent much of her life fleeing wars and waiting to find a place to permanently call...
By Mong Palatino, January 19th, 2018, for Global Voices Two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, are being accused of violating Myanmar’s...
By SHAN WANG, January 11, 2018, for Nieman Lab In the U.S., supporting the party in power correlates with thinking the media does a terrible job....
By Monique Judge for NeimanLab “In 2018, journalism will need to do a better job of seeking out the voices of black women. It will not be enough to...
By Dan Sperling, December 6, 2017, for Forbes The devastation wreaked on Haiti by Hurricane Matthew last fall was just the latest in a seemingly...