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...
Editors needed to edit four docs, 8-12 min each, shot by and about new immigrants. Scene-based, character-driven (not interview-driven) documentary...
Broadening the Discussion about Immigration By Michael Sheridan for the Blue Mountain Center In 2010, I founded Community Supported Film (CSFilm) in...
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....
CSFilm New Immigrant and Refugee Visions filmmaker, Qin Li, has been appointed as a Visiting Assistant Researcher at the University of California,...
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...
By Aram Roston, December 7, 2017, for BuzzFeed News Controversial private security tycoon Erik Prince has famously pitched an audacious plan to the...
By Shashank Bengali, December 4, 2017, for The LA Times As U.S. warplanes flew above a cluster of villages where Islamic State militants were holed...
By David Nakamura and Ed O'Keefe, December 4, 2017, for The Washington Post Through three presidents over a decade, young undocumented immigrants...
By Dan Gorenstein, December 4, 2017, for Marketplace How do you raise the standard of living in the poorest neighborhoods in the country? That’s...