Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
<Credit: PHX East Valley> As the Head of the PR Department at the Digital Development Ministry of the Kyrgyz Republic, I am spearheading initiatives to eliminate digital illiteracy through an …
Bridging the Digital Divide in Phoenix: A Comprehensive Initiative for Digital Equity Read More
Image 1: El Figaro, by Conrado W. Massaguer After Fidel Castro came to power in January 1959, and the declaration of the socialist character of the Cuban Revolution in April …
Return of the Ads.Episode II: Cuba, 2023 Edition. Read More
Critical local news coverage in the Philippines is drying up, but journalists insist that making community journalism work is key. Is the bet worth it?
A Lottery Paradox: Why Journalists are Wagering on Local News Read More
Peruvians cannot fly or teleport like any other mortal, but our country has a superpower that makes us proud: gastronomy. How can the Peruvian restaurant named the best in the …
The Food That Unites Us Read More
As a Humphrey Fellow from Sierra Leone, I had the opportunity to participate in the “Women As Global Leaders” elective course at Thunderbird School, ASU. This experience has been truly …
My Journey through “Women As Global Leaders,” My Elective Course at Thunderbird School, ASU Read More
I have applied to Humphrey Fellowship without much hope of getting in on the first try, but to my surprise, I was selected. Three months ago I landed in Phoenix …
My Guide to Becoming a Humphrey Fellow at ASU Cronkite School Read More
The atmosphere inside the conference room at Hilton Hotel Washington DC carried an overwhelming feeling. As I shared my experience as a journalist cum gender activist in my native Sierra …
GLF memories and the struggle for women’s empowerment Read More
One of the best aspects of Humphrey Fellowship is that you never stop learning, even if you are not in the classroom. In the first week of October, the cohort …
Southern AZ: A Journey of Learning and Insight Read More
I can still vividly remember the first time I entered a church near the campus of the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS. Being the only noticeable Asian, I felt …
Building Bridges: A Heartwarming Friendship Across Cultures Read More
Poor me, I’ve been in journalism for 15 years, and I’m still not entirely sure what content constitutes an ‘opinion’ and what constitutes a ‘blog.’ Some say opinions are fact-based, …
TWO BOOKS, TWO MOOCS Read More