Strictly Q&A A successful investigative career and a vision led Jim Morris to take a risk The Pivot: Neither the pandemic nor uncertainty blocked Morris' launch of a start-up devoted to public health reporting March 18, 2022 Julia Shipley Not your usual police report Cop-shop PIOs typically don’t ruminate on life in a small city or make jokes at their own expense. At least, not on social media. But since 2014, Tim Cotton —… March 10, 2022 Lisa Grace Lednicer Reporting trauma: Nathan Rott on the tragedy of the Granite Mountain Hotshots The NPR reporter honored his "no-knock" rule to find personal stories about the loss of a wildlands firefighting crew February 17, 2022 Clarise Larson How a reporter found the true story behind a false story of sex trafficking Jessica Contrera of The Washington Post revealed the numerous victims of a viral internet thread, from a retailer to a 13-year-old girl February 15, 2022 Trevor Pyle Reporting trauma: Moni Basu on following an earthquake survivor The former CNN reporter returned to Haiti several times to follow a young woman who had been trapped in the rubble February 10, 2022 Gentry Hale Reporting trauma: Jessica Ravitz on farmer suicides Ravitz made time and space for a daughter and son to talk about their father's death in hopes of helping others February 3, 2022 Jason Stahl Reporting trauma: John D. Sutter on Hurricane Maria Sutter spent a year following victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico for CNN, and gained insights about taking care of story subjects and himself. January 27, 2022 Richard Forbes An obit gets honest and goes viral The son of a bawdy woman talks about writing an irreverent obituary to match his mom's irreverent life January 25, 2022 Lisa Grace Lednicer How an “immersionist” held up the story of one homeless child as “a mirror to America” Pulitzer-winner Andrea Elliott of The New York Times followed a homeless child named Dasani for eight years, from newspaper project to book December 10, 2021 Bonnie Miller Rubin Reporting the untold tales of executioners’ songs South Carolina reporter Chiara Eisner used public records and sensitive sourcing to tell stories of people who execute condemned prisoners December 3, 2021 Trevor Pyle Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 20 Next
