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The Lead Special Episode: What the Hackathon, Featuring Adam Levin
Misinformation. Deepfakes. Scams. None of these are going away, and we need tools to ...
UGA’s Moni Basu On the Power of Storytelling
In her 40 years as a reporter, Moni Basu has learned how to tell ...
NPR’s Joe Shapiro on Covering Disability Rights, Finding Voices for Radio
In his more than 20 years at NPR, Joe Shapiro has written stories on ...
NPR’s Elissa Nadworny on Reporting Internationally
Elissa Nadworny likes to cover higher education because she sees it as a gateway ...
B. “Toastie” Oaster on Telling Native Stories
Toastie Oaster’s first-ever feature made them a finalist in the 2023 National Magazine Awards. ...
The Houston Chronicle’s Brady Stone on Reaching Readers
Stories don’t always make their way from reporters to readers on their own. Sometimes ...
Ryan Prior on Uncovering Stories About Health and Disability
Ryan Prior has been interested in telling stories about health, science and disability since ...
UGA’s Denetra Walker on Creating Change Through Social Justice Journalism
It’s Denetra Walker’s second semester teaching at the University of Georgia, and she’s just ...
Atlanta Magazine’s Kamille Whittaker on Recording Black History
Kamille Whittaker’s career is intimately intertwined with the Black Press, starting with her time ...
Grist’s Lylla Younes on Environmental Storytelling
Lylla Younes’ work has had an impact. Her work mapping cancer-causing industrial pollution in ...
Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Erin Schilling on the Joy of Editing
It’s only been a couple of years since Erin Schilling graduated from the University ...
Paul Glader on Getting Out of the Office
Paul Glader’s reporting has taken him all over, from California to Sweden and Germany. ...
