Search results for “5 questions” Showing 768 results When gun violence visits: Previous work to guide your stories After 19 students and two teachers were gunned down in a classroom in Uvalde, Texas, the chorus rose: “Enough!” It came with a sad refrain: “It will happen again.”And it… June 6, 2022 Eternal pain, intractable politics and public detachment How much difference does three days make?Too much, at least when it comes to our gnat-like attention span. Three days is the time it takes for the public to shift… May 31, 2022 Lauren Hough goes on a hunt for Bonnie and Clyde and her Grandpa Chuck A celebrated memoirist returns to her native Texas on a quest to determine if her family stories were true May 25, 2022 Stories behind bars: The power and pitfalls of “emotional truths” Author Lauren Kessler finds echoes of her work in a prisoner profile by Boston Globe reporter Evan Allen that reveals the journalist's role in the story May 13, 2022 A “story-keeping” project helps people heal In 2001, hospice nurse Dottie Kluttz started practicing “story medicine.” She’d sit with patients nearing the end of their lives, turn on an audio recorder and ask them questions about… May 12, 2022 2022 Power of Narrative: Expert advice on covering drug addiction EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one of five posts from the 2022 Power of Narrative conference at Boston University. Read Ellen Barry on first-person narratives, Lizzie Johnson on deadline narratives and Debbie Cenziper… April 28, 2022 2022 Power of Narrative: Debbie Cenziper on the reporting-writing partnership Editor’s note: This is one of five posts from the 2022 Power of Narrative conference at Boston University. For other takeaways, see Ellen Barry on first-person narratives and Lizzie Johnson… April 26, 2022 Book bans: An assault on knowledge During summers of my childhood, a highlight was the twice-monthly visit by the bookmobile. Our small village had no formal public library at the time — we weren’t blessed with… April 25, 2022 Award season 2022: A peek behind the scenes at some narrative winners It’s that season. Not erratic spring, but the reliable roll-out of journalism awards, aka a free education in the best of this work and how it’s done. You can roll… April 19, 2022 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 Previous 1 … 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 … 77 Next
