My final story for #NYCityLens is up! Take a closer look at Smallhold's picturesque #fungi. You'll never guess where these #mushrooms are grown!

Love seeing my friend @AaronBMarcus featured on NBC News for his great work as CO's first #LGBTQ curator! www-nbcnews-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.nbcnew…

#IntheHeights started as a college production before making its way to the Broadway stage and then the silver screen! Here's an interview with creator Lin-Manuel Miranda in 2008 with THIRTEEN just before its premier on Broadway: americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aa…. #InTheHeightsMovie

.Puerto Rican Parade-inspired lunch. #ArrozConGandules

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We are so excited to announce our 2021 cohort of Campus Consortium Reporting Fellows! Over the next week we will introduce you to all 48 students from our partner colleges, universities, & HBCUs. Please join us in welcoming them to the Pulitzer community! bit.ly/3ztcYMH

Humbled and excited to be a 2021 Pulitzer Center reporting fellow! And honored to have the opportunity to tell this story.

I demand to know who is responsible for this nytimes.com/2021/06/22/sci…

Congrats, Liam McGill!!!!

Rocking the Boat teaches boating—and pride and sense of place to children on the Bronx River. Mariel Rodriguez-McGill & Teresa Cebrián Aranda report on their new film “Stay the Course.” #pulitzerweekend21 Pulitzer Center

Congratulations to the 6 films selected as finalists in our inaugural Nature Access Pitch in collaboration with IF/Then Shorts! 🎬 BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY 🎬 FRUIT OF SOIL 🎬 MAKANA O KE MELE (GIFT OF SONG) 🎬 SOMETHING YET HIGHER 🎬 STAY THE COURSE 🎬 WATER IS OUR MEDICINE

Congratulations to the 6 films selected as finalists in the IF/Then Shorts x The Redford Center Nature Access Pitch DOC NYC 🎬 SOMETHING YET HIGHER 🎬 FRUIT OF SOIL 🎬 STAY THE COURSE 🎬 BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY 🎬 WATER IS OUR MEDICINE 🎬 MAKANA O KE MELE (GIFT OF SONG)

Thrilled and humbled to be pitching STAY THE COURSE with Teresa Cebrián Aranda at DOC NYC in a few weeks!

Just watched Storm Lake at Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival & Symp -- an intimate conversation about news deserts and the vital role of local papers. Loved it.

For teenagers in the South Bronx, venturing onto the river in a wooden rowboat is more than an after-school activity. It’s a launching point. Thank you to Pulitzer Center, Linda Winslow and Kem Sawyer for their continued support of our film. Mariel Rodriguez-McGill pulitzercenter.org/projects/stay-…

In our field notes for Pulitzer Center, Mariel Rodriguez-McGill and I take you on a boat ride along the Bronx River. Read here to know how we found our story and learn a thing or two about the South Bronx! Columbia Journalism School Documentary pulitzercenter.org/stories/discov…

Today we're spotlighting the film Stay The Course, by Teresa Cebrián Aranda and Mariel Rodriguez-McGill where venturing onto the river in a wooden rowboat becomes a launching point for a group of South Bronx youth. Join us at DOCFEST this Saturday to watch the film and others.