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Recent Work

Former LURD General “K1” Sentenced to Nearly 5 Years Prison After Pleading Guilty to War-Related Crimes in U.S.

A magazine page discussing Liberia's tourism sector, featuring images of rainforest, baby chimpanzees, and a hippo, with quotes from officials.

Liberia’s New Tourism Authority Wants a Piece of West Africa’s Multi-Billion Dollar Tourism Sector But Challenges Abound

Robertsport

Documentary Short

In Robertsport, Liberia, where the ocean shapes every aspect of life, this film follows Oscar Commey, a seasoned fisherman and mindfulness surf mentor, and Elia Brown, a revered surfer and surf instructor, as they navigate a coastline transformed by sand mining, rising tides, and an invasive seaweed known as “dirt.”

FRONTLINE PBS

Editorial Fellow

The Rise and Fall of Terrorgram explores how lightly moderated online platforms, from 4chan and 8chan to Telegram, became incubators for extremist thought. It traces how attackers in countries including Slovakia, New Zealand, and the United States engaged with and were encouraged by these digital spaces.

The Don Lemon Show

Associate Producer

Don Lemon is joined by Making Sense host Sam Harris for a heated exchange on the state of American politics and religion, with discussions ranging from racism in the United States to the conflict in Gaza and the influence of the left ahead of the presidential election.

Group of people holding signs and listening to a man speaking into a microphone on a city street.

Lower East Side Rallies Against Rising Rents as Luxury Tower Project Stalls

Across all five boroughs, New Yorkers from all walks of life are coming to learn and speak an ancient language. At the New York Irish Center in Long Island City, Queens, these language speaking events called Gaeltachts help the language flourish for a new age…

The Irish Speakers of New York City

A woman with reddish-brown hair wearing a black T-shirt and a black apron standing behind a wooden counter in a grocery store, with jars of spices and a sign that reads 'This Week's Fresh Selection' in the background.

Grants haven’t been enough for construction-weary Salt Lake City small business owners

Three people engaged in a conversation outdoors under a canopy, with a picnic table and parked cars in the background. Two of them are wearing blue and green T-shirts with 'Keep Your Cool' printed on them, and the third person, facing away from the camera, is wearing a plaid shirt and a straw hat.

One good thing about the heat wave? It let Salt Lake City map its urban heat islands

Organizers rallying support for Maui are taking a moment to see what the fire victims need

EBT spending is up at Salt Lake City’s Downtown Farmers Market