Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
Veteran borderlands journalist and Southwest Borderlands Initiative Professor, Angela Kocherga, could not have said it any better: In Mexico, drug cartels strike fear either to amplify their agenda or to …
When the media succumbs to fear Read More
Alarmist, exaggerated, and over the top are but a few of the many adjectives that can be used to describe news reports on everyday items that allegedly cause severe health …
Of Lead, Nicotine, and Other Poisons Read More
How exactly do you get there? By “there” I mean the height of your career and that stage in your life when you can confidently say you’re “successful.” Then again …
Getting There Read More
When was the last time you were moved by something you watched? I remember mine. It was one unassuming night when I had nothing better to do except watch a …
OF ROADMAPS & POSSIBILITIES Read More
by: Miguel Otarola, Criselda Caringal, Alla Nadezhkina It all started with one newscast: On a fateful day in 1984, a vocalist of a punk band watched a prime time newscast …
The Power of One Read MoreI belong to one of the social media capitals of the world: the Philippines. It has a population of a hundred million, and the sheer numbers of internet use in …
THE UN-SOCIAL MEDIA (The ramblings of a social media introvert) Read Moreby: Josh Burton and Criselda Caringal Race and America are irrevocably tied together. The first slaves arrived in the new world in 1619, a decade after the continent’s first English …
The “R” word. RACE. Read More