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Portfolio brings young journalists together to harness their passions and ideas and develop a cohesive, thematically related body of work. Most journalists cover beats. We create them.
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Shomial Ahmad
Muslims in the Melting Pot
"A Muslim woman living in Texas once told me, 'We are the misfits here. We are the misfits back in Pakistan.' She was reflecting the anxiety of belonging familiar to many first-generation immigrants. My portfolio explores the ways Muslims are becoming a part of America, and yet, how they increasingly feel pressure of being Muslim after September 11th."
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Candace Rondeaux, Criminal justice reporter: Journalism and Public Service
Sarah Karnasiewicz, : Kids, Culture, and the Classroom
Raquel Hecker, Associate Editor Heeb Magazine, Freelance arts and culture reporter: Sects in the City: Modern Jewish Life
Scott Lamb, Cultural journalist and editor: Digital Life
John MacDonald, Arts Reporter and Critic: Shared Sounds, Shared Space: the City as Sonic Tableau
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Culture Plus
Environment
Global
Health
Race
Social Issue/Policy
Sports
Urban Life
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What to read when you have to write: Recommended books and articles for working journalists:
Book Publishing
Business
Cities
Education
Entertainment
Environment/Outdoors
Families/Children
Fashion
Food
Ideas
Law
Literary Journalism
Magazines
Media Criticism
New York
Newspapers
Politics/Investigative Reporting
Poverty/Class
Race
Science/Health
Sports
Subcultures
Technology
Television
The Arts
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