By Michelle Toh LOS ANGELES — Amongst the seats of a downtown Los Angeles immigration courtroom, emotions run rampant...
Aug 04, 2015
Mitigating Sunni-Shia conflict in ‘the world’s most charming police state’
BY REESE ERLICH MUSCAT, Oman — Vendors call out as they sell sweet snacks, clothing and jewelry in the...
Aug 04, 2015
Scarce HIV treatment in Myanmar means sick denied
Hanna Ingber YANGON, Myanmar – Myint Myint Soe lies in a makeshift clinic, on a terrycloth cot, her...
Jul 26, 2015
Pope Francis and the revolution in Vatican foreign policy
A Vatican conference this week drew mayors from cities across the globe to discuss climate change and modern...
Jul 24, 2015
A Startup for Geeks in Gaza
This article was published in partnership with The New York Times. Read Vox's write-up of Lauren's reportage here....
Jul 24, 2015
Meet an Italian nun who’s been helping sex trafficking victims for 20 years
CASERTA, Italy — Another woman had just knocked at the front door of Casa Ruth carrying a terrible, familiar...
Jul 21, 2015
‘I was a slave’: Nigerian women escape sexual bondage in Italy
CASERTA, Italy — She is 32 and demure, with a poise that belies the image of a woman who...
Jul 14, 2015
Here are 6 women trying — against all odds — to build a future for Gaza
This article was published in partnership with PRI's The World. Madeleine Kulab grew up by Gaza’s glistening blue...
Jul 10, 2015
Meet the evangelical preacher who teaches unaccompanied migrant girls how to sew
TORRANCE, California — On a hot Sunday morning in the Los Angeles suburb of Torrance, a diminutive preacher in...
Jun 16, 2015
In living color: Antarctica’s vibrant wildlife under the sea
LOW ISLAND, ANTARCTICA — When I first gave thought to what might live under the sea in Antarctica, I imagined...
Jun 09, 2015