Watch: 2018 Pulitzer Center Student Fellows Weekend

Watch the recorded video of the 2018 Pulitzer Center student fellow reporting project presentations:

Presentations and panels from the Student Fellow Washington Weekend on October 26 and 27, 2018, were livestreamed on the Pulitzer Center's Youtube channel. Student fellow presentations are 10 minutes each, followed by 15-minute Q&A session.

Friday, October 26, 2018

Student Fellows Round 1 – Climate Change and the Environment

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1:30pm - 2:45pm ET

• Kiley Price (Wake Forest University): Activist Buddhists Aid Thai Environmental Movement
• Jacqueline Flynn (Texas Christian University Bob Schieffer College of Communication): Lessons from the Cape Town Water Crisis
• Tomas Woodall Posada (Forsyth Technical Community College): Brigades in Action: Puerto Ricans Attempt to Recover from Hurricane Maria
• Meg Vatterott  (University of Missouri School of Journalism): The Mazahua and Mexico's Water Crisis
• Kadia Goba (Hunter College): Digging into Sierra Leone's Environmental Crisis 
• Rohan Naik (Yale Program on Climate Change Communication): London Smog

Student Fellows Round 2 – Global Health

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2:45pm - 3:50pm ET

• Alexis Smith (City Colleges of Chicago): Recovering on Wheels After Hurricane Maria
• Flaviana Sandoval (Boston University): The Waiting List: Organ Transplants in Venezuela
• Amanda Gordon (Westchester Community College): Brazil's Learning Curve: An Approach to Treating Autism
• Merdie Nzanga (Howard University): Healing Rituals for Female Genital Cutting in Kenya
• Julie de Meulemeester (McGill University Global Health Programs): Food Insecurity in Northern Canada 

Student Fellows Round 3 – Peace and Conflict

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4:00pm - 5:15pm ET

• Julia Canney (College of William & Mary): The Good Friday Agreement 20 Years On: 'Women's Work'
• AJ Naddaff (Davidson College): Kosovo at the Precipice: Combating Jihadism in a Euro-Islamic Society 
• Jared Olson (Flagler College): The Enduring Allure of Mexico's Zapatistas
• Paul LeBlanc (Elon University): De-radicalization Inside London Prisons
• Julia Friedmann (Georgetown University Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs): The Role of Faith in Peace and Reconciliation in Colombia
• Sarah Hoenicke (University of California Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism): Writing to Reconcile in Sri Lanka

Saturday, October 27, 2018

Panel: Covering Sensitive Issues and Coping with Trauma

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9:00am - 10:30am ET

Moderator: Hana Carey, Pulitzer Center Campus Consortium Coordinator

Panelists: 

• James Whitlow Delano, photojournalist
• Meghan Dhaliwal, photojournalist
• Bill Gentile, Backpack Journalism Project director; American University film and media studies professor
• Jaime Joyce, TIME for Kids executive editor
• Melissa Noel, multimedia journalist
• Nahal Toosi, Politico foreign affairs correspondent

Panel: On Pitching

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10:45am — 12:15pm ET

Moderator: Katherine Doyle, Pulitzer Center Associate Editor

Panelists:

• Nick Baumann, Huffington Post Senior Enterprise Editor
• Dayna Myers, Global Health NOW news writer/editor
• Dan Ephron, Foreign Policy Executive Editor for News
• Yolanda Lopez, Voice of America Director of News Center
• Stacey Samuel, NPR Supervising Editor
• Marc Silver, Goats & Soda NPR Editor
• Erik Vance, science writer & reporter

Student Fellows Round 4 – Human Rights

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1:00pm - 2:15pm ET

• Nicole Brigstock (University of Pennsylvania):  Nepal: Behind the Anti-Sex Trafficking Movement
• Kiran Misra (University of Chicago): A Zero Sum Game: A Look Inside the Informal Housing Settlements of New Delhi 
• Arianne Henry (Boston University): The Disappearing Women of Ethiopia
• Argentina Maria-Vanderhorst (Guttman Community College) China: Shifting from a One-Child Policy to a Two-Child Policy 
• Joy Ikekhua (Spelman College): Domestic Violence in Nigeria
• Adam Yates (Northwestern University Medill): Upholding 29(1)(a) in South Africa: The Right to Basic Education

Student Fellows Round 5 – The Refugee Experience

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2:15pm - 3:10pm ET

• Divya Mishra (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health): Becoming Men: Unaccompanied Minors' Transition out of Child Protection Programs in Greece
• Ani Gururaj (Washington University in St. Louis): The Resettlement of Bhutanese Refugees in Central Massachusetts
• Caron Creighton (University of California Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism): Eritrean and Sudanese Asylum Seekers in Israel 
• Thea Piltzecker & Liz Scherffius (Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism): A Table for All

Student Fellows Round 6 – Cultural Identity

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3:20pm - 4:25pm ET

• Olivia Watson (Kent State University): What Does Political Turmoil Mean for the Future of Slovenia?
• Jonathan Custodio (LaGuardia Community College): Afro-Mexican Identity
• Abigail Bekele (Guilford College): Children's Homes in Ethiopia
• Brian Munoz & Holly Piepenburg (Southern Illinois University Carbondale): Native American Disparities in Education
• Ayilah Chaudhary, Isabella Palma-Lopez, Amna Al-Baker (Northwestern University in Qatar): Pakistan: The Multifaceted Persecution of the Ahmadiyya Community

Student Fellows Round 7 – Migrants Across the Globe

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4:25pm - 5:30pm ET

• Kristian Hernandez (American University): Guatemala: Repatriation of Migrants
• Monica Long (Clark Atlanta University): Jamaica: Voices of the Windrush Generation
• Samira Tella (The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health): The Cost of Coffee: Seasonal Migration of the Ngäbe-Buglé in Costa Rica
• Svanika Balasubramanian (University of Pennsylvania): Migrants in the Middle East
• Ingrid Holmquist & Sana Malik (Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism): Migrant Farmers in Connecticut