WBUR Newsroom Fellowship
- Ask The Doctors: Answering Listener Questions About Vaccine Eligibility, Variants — April 06, 2021
- How Boston’s New ‘All Inclusive’ Tourism Campaign Could Uplift Minority Businesses — April 08, 2021
- Week In Review: The Race Between COVID Cases And Vaccinations, And Boston Mayoral Candidates — April 09, 2021
- Creating A Healthier Conversation Around Pandemic Weight Gain — April 12, 2021
- Johnson And Johnson Vaccine Rollout Comes To A Crashing Halt — April 13, 2021
- Wu And Janey Lead The Mayoral Pack: Poll — April 14, 2021
- Microsoft Buys Massachusetts-Based Nuance — April 15, 2021
- State Lawmakers Propose Expansion of MA’s Assault Weapons Ban — April 20, 2021
- Assessing Massachusetts’ COVID Restrictions — April 22, 2021
- Thousands Of Students Return To In-Person Learning — April 26, 2021
- Ask The Doctors: Updates on Mass. Reopening Plans — April 27, 2021
- As Mass. Students Return To In-Person Learning, Parents Are Filled With Relief And Anxiety — April 28, 2021
- Lawmakers Press DCF Leadership For Answers After The Death Of Another Child In Its Care — May 04, 2021
- AG Healey Says Mandating Vaccines For State Employees Is ‘A Matter Of Common Sense’ — May 05, 2021
- Food Insecurity On The Rise In Massachusetts — May 06, 2021
- The Pandemic’s Impact On The Development Of Infants and Toddlers — May 12, 2021
- Clarksburg State Forest Fire Continues To Burn — May 18, 2021
- Missing Important Diagnoses For Kids, In The Pandemic — May 19, 2021
- The Deal With All The Pollen — May 25, 2021
- Consider This: Boston Rental Market Surges Back — September 20, 2021
- Consider This: Shellfish Propagation Programs Sustain Harvest — September 21, 2021
- Consider This: Boston Firm Nixon Peabody Sides With Investors In Affordable Housing Lawsuits — September 22, 2021
- Consider This: Artery 25 Honors Artists Of Color Transforming Cultural Landscape — September 23, 2021
- Consider This: What We Know About Long COVID-19 In Kids — September 24, 2021
KMUW Korva Coleman Diversity Internship
- 08/08/20 Weekend Edition Newscast covering the census, coronavirus updates, and racial justice projects.
- Working From Home Poses Serious Risks — Both Physical And Productivity-Wise
- Jobless Kansans Foresee Harder Times Ahead As Federal Aid Nears An End
- Sedgwick County Commissioners Recommend, But Don’t Mandate, Masks
- Wichita State Cancels Fall Study Abroad Program
- Penn Unseats Capps In District 85 Republican House Primary
- School Districts Across Wichita Area Set Dates For Opening School
- Annual Convoy Of Hope Switching To A Drive-Thru Event Because Of Pandemic
- United Way Of The Plains Announces New CEO
- Derby Nearing Completion Of Vision Derby 2040 Plan
- Wichita Art Museum Preparing To Reopen Following COVID-19 Shutdown
NPR National Desk Internship
- Under Employers’ Gaze, Gen Z Is Biting Its Tongue On Social Media – One of NPR’s top 10 stories that week.
- Census Bureau Must Be ‘Totally Objective’ On Citizenship Question, Director Says – Contributor + Producer
- In The Shadow Of Suicides, Senate Panel Makes Rare Move To Consider Gun Control – Contributor + photo credits.
- #AbledsAreWeird: People With Disabilities Share Uncomfortable Encounters – One of NPR’s top 10 stories that week.
- After New Zealand Attacks, Muslim Americans Call For Action Against Rising Bigotry
- Virginia’s First Lady Criticized For Racially ‘Inappropriate’ Mansion Tour – One of NPR’s top 10 stories that week.
- Tell Us: Has A Social Media Post Cost You A Job? – Callout
- Blackface Didn’t End In The 1980s
- Fact Check: Democratic Response To Trump’s State Of The Union Address – Added annotations to the live transcript during the address.
- Fact Check: Trump’s State Of The Union Address – Added annotations to the live transcript during the address.
- Camp Fire Victims Race To Find Housing Before The Last Shelter Closes – Adapted radio piece for the web
- Tell Us: Now That The Government Is Reopening, What’s Next? – Callout
- Amid Snow And Controversy, Demonstrators Take To The Streets For 3rd Women’s March – Contributor
- One More Thing The Shutdown Took: Panda Cams
- ‘Federal Employees Deserve Better’: Workers Rally As Shutdown Frustration Builds
WUSF Radio Internship
- Vote Recount Continues Across Tampa Bay (post-internship)
- USF Student Organization Does More Than Feed The Homeless
- Students Organize ‘March For Our Lives’ Throughout Tampa Bay
- HART Interim CEO To Speak With Congress About Public Transit
- Tampa Bay School Boards Oppose Arming School Staff
- Citrus County Teacher Has White Nationalist Podcast
- Gov. Scott Pushes $500 Million School Security Plan In Tampa
- Manatee, Sarasota Counties To Vote On Schools Tax
- Local Ports Go Bananas For Bananas
- New Exhibit Maps Out Florida’s History
- Sarasota School Officials Reach Out Following Parkland Shooting
- Tampa Water Supply Bill Goes Down The Drain
- Tampa Humanitarian To Attend State Of The Union
- Gasparilla 2018: Street Closures, Schedule, Maps
- Wet Your Whistle With Caution At Gasparilla
- USF St. Pete Graduate, Pulitzer-Winning Journalist To Give Lecture
- 538 Manatees Reported Dead Last Year In Florida
Florida Focus – Production
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- Today’s Top Stories: Gubernatorial Candidates in Town, Free Rides to Polling Stations, and More
- Tuesday’s News Roundup: Meet The Press in Tampa, Early Voting Numbers, and More
- Today’s News in Tampa: School Stabbing, USF Morsani College Banner Unveiled, and More
Multimedia Collaborations
- Explore Northern Hillsborough County (for Hillsborough County)
- Florida Matters: Telling Tampa Bay Stories – Progress Village (for WUSF Public Media)
- 5 Things College Students Want Their Parents to Know (for Innovative Education at USF)
WUSF Digital Media Internship
- Suspect Charged In Tampa Shooting Murder Spree
- Seminole Heights Killer: Developing A Profile
- Police Have Several Leads After Fourth Person Killed In Unsolved Tampa Shootings
- USF Combats Hazing In Campus Organizations
- Local Shelter Rescues More Than 100 Animals From Puerto Rico
- SBA Offering Long-Term Disaster Assistance
- U.S. Rep Meets With Students To Discuss Student Debt
- Tampa Bay Area Groups Bringing Aid To Puerto Ricans
- Local School Districts Prepare For Influx of Students From Puerto Rico, Caribbean
- Amazon HQ2 May Be Coming To A Region Near You
- After The Storm, Irma Takes Emotional Toll
- The Science Behind Irma’s ‘Reverse Storm Surge’
- Florida Tourism Industry Watching Hurricane Irma
Freelance Work
- Muslim Comics Gather Over Zoom To Celebrate Eid With Jokes And Joy (for NPR Goats and Soda)
- Bronx group helps South Asian women fulfill dreams (for Bronx Times)
- Leave the Bronx for One’s Golden Years? ‘Hell No!’ (for City Limits)
- ‘Punish a Muslim Day’ is Scary, But Islamophobia Doesn’t Take Time Off (for Wear Your Voice mag)
- White Liberal Tokenization of Hijabi Women is Putting Us in Danger (for Wear Your Voice mag) — picked up by AFROPUNK (My Hijab is Not a Trend or a Token of Diversity for White Liberals)
- After Finsbury Park and the Murder of Nabra Hassanen, Being Attacked Seems More Likely Than Not. (for Wear Your Voice mag)
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