In New York, middle schoolers and high schoolers are also local journalists covering the coronavirus poynter.org/reporting-edit…

With a crushing, tragic death toll, The New York Times is shifting resources to COVID-19 obituaries, reprising its storytelling role in the 2001 attacks. vanityfair.com/news/2020/04/n…

Vor viereinhalb Jahre kam ich nach #Deutschland, da ich überleben wollte. In meinem Heimatland #Bangladesh gibt es keinen Platz für kritische Stimmen. Gestern habe ich meine journalistische #Ausbildung an @asakademie beendet! Glaub mir, in Deutschland stehen dir viele Türen offen

My first novel is published today. I first started writing novels at the age of 7, and have kept it up periodically for the past 33 years, so it is v gratifying to see one in print, and especially to see it so beautifully designed. Available in all bookshops now, we hope...

I’m excited to share what we are doing at ⁦Mellon Foundation⁩, and proud beyond measure of this grant that provides serious, 500-book libraries in prisons across the country. I call them “Freedom libraries.” Hail the vision of ⁦Dwayne Betts⁩. nytimes.com/2020/06/30/art…

Laundry Line, (2020). A part of my exhibition at The International Center of Photography. Thinking about proverbial domestic space and the working Black body.

🚨Big News🚨 Alongside some of the world's most important writers and activists, I’m starting a new publication and community: Persuasion. The values of a free society are under threat. The time to defend them is now. Please join us. persuasion.community

Thrilled to open today Arts section in the ⁦The New York Times⁩ and see this. (I have to send this to my momma, lol)

Was the press fair or partisan? poynter.org/reporting-edit…

In the preface to her collection of short fiction, “Telling Stories,” Joan Didion elaborates on her time as a junior editor at Vogue. “We were connoisseurs of synonyms,” she writes. “We were collectors of verbs.” The New Yorker AbeBooks #photocaption bit.ly/2HffAqK

In partnership with the Rory Peck Trust, Dart Centre Europe is delivering workshops to help freelance journalists cover traumatic events ethically and safely and be prepared for any possible psychological impact. dartcenter.org/events/2021/10…

Editors working with reporters in Ukraine: this guide might be helpful. It is designed to help you understand and support your teams and covers both general information and specific suggestions and tips for working with freelancers: dartcenter.org/resources/lead…

Journalists covering the war in #Ukraine may find themselves documenting human rights abuses, involving torture or sexual violence. At tonight's event Frontline Club, we’ll discuss how they can do so accurately and ethically: frontlineclub.glueup.com/event/panel-re…

.Jochen Spangenberg provides some advice for journalists and investigators dealing with digital audiovisual material coming out of Ukraine (or any other conflict or war). edmo.eu/2022/03/28/men…

With traumatic imagery coming from the town of Bucha its worth examining issues around vicarious trauma, and identifying strategies to handle traumatic imagery. bellingcat.com/resources/how-…

“When you’re a photo editor, you never really do know which is the photograph that is going to seem exploitative, & what image will touch the conscience of people and move the needle on the debate,” says Dart's Bruce Shapiro. nytimes.com/2022/05/30/us/…

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