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Around the corner and around the world, journalists are under assault—from autocratic leaders, failing business models, and accusations of fake news. But journalism itself—the stories that expose wrongdoing, explain the world, change lives, and sometimes also change the reporters themselves—is thriving. In this intimate evening of live storytelling, seven Nieman Fellows take us inside their work to explore how journalists do what they do and why it makes a difference, to them and to their audiences.
During the evening you’ll hear from:
- Robert Chaney, staff writer and photographer at the Missoulian in Montana
- Matthew Dolan, investigative reporter for the Detroit Free Press
- Natalia Guerrero, New York-based Colombian journalist and BBC contributor
- Carrie Johnson, NPR’s national justice correspondent
- Chastity Pratt, education and urban affairs reporter in Detroit
- Alexander Trowbridge, journalist who last worked as a producer for “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”
- Tennessee Watson, education reporter for Wyoming Public Radio
Hosted by Jeneé Osterheldt, culture writer at The Boston Globe.
Produced in partnership with the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard.
