While the United States has enshrined press freedom in the first amendment to the Constitution, U.S. journalists are...
May 30, 2018
An endless fight for home
I’ve been living in Mexico since 2010, and I mainly focus on the struggles of indigenous groups in...
May 25, 2018
Getting your bearings in a new place as a freelance foreign correspondent
May Jeong only recently moved back to the U.S. after spending four years as a freelance foreign correspondent...
May 20, 2018
The view from Gaza as US moves embassy to Jerusalem
Editor's note: Palestinian officials say at least 55 people have been killed by Israeli fire in the latest...
May 14, 2018
#Kayleestrong
On February 1, 2018 Kaylee Marshfield turned 6 years old. It was also the day her parents received...
May 10, 2018
Despite a sale and layoffs, West Virginia newspaper continues its tradition of ‘sustained outrage’
CHARLESTON, West Virginia — This town’s daily newspaper, the Gazette-Mail, is housed in a classic 1920s building made of...
May 09, 2018
Fellowship Testimonials
Hear from some of our fellows on the value of their GroundTruth experience. Julie Turkewitz, national correspondent for...
May 07, 2018
Egyptian citizens, journalists face worsening restrictions on expression under Sisi regime
In 2011, when Egypt was pulsating with post-revolution possibility, I received a grant from the Pulitzer Center to...
May 03, 2018
A checklist for assessing polls and surveys
Polls and surveys can be an important resource to understand how people feel about hot button issues. But...
May 02, 2018
What these 100-year-old women teach us about beauty
When I started shooting this story, I wished to talk about elderly women's conditions in general, but I had no...
May 02, 2018
Why some religious leaders see resolving inter-faith conflict as a step to Korean reunification
SEOUL— As Wonyoung Sohn, a Methodist pastor and former professor of Christian theology, steps from the bustling Gangnam...
May 02, 2018