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Mass media is stepping up with a “covering climate now” commitment

September 18, 2019 by Amelia Buckley

Journalists and newsrooms have wrestled with the right way to tell the climate story for almost thirty years. In fits and starts, newsrooms have covered climate change, suggested there was a reason for concern, backed off, named & renamed the crisis, and been challenged by … [Read more...] about Mass media is stepping up with a “covering climate now” commitment

Activism for beginners

July 1, 2010 by Jurriaan Kamp

How three friends rescued hundreds of Uganda's child soldiers. Marco Visscher | July/August 2010 issue Lauren Grace had never read a piece of Congressional legislation. “It’s pretty dry reading,” she says. But one January night this year, the 25-year-old University of Oklahoma … [Read more...] about Activism for beginners

Teach your kids to be consumer conscious

January 21, 2009 by Jurriaan Kamp

In this issue, Leah Dobkin, mother of three teens, writes about losing control of her kids to corporate America, a fear many parents share. Find tips on how to regain control by teaching your kids about advertising and consumerism. | April 2008 issue It is estimated that … [Read more...] about Teach your kids to be consumer conscious

The media should show Africa some love

September 8, 2008 by Jurriaan Kamp

In his book Don't Africa Me, Nigerian-born Paschal Eze, a former newspaper editor, criticizes the media for ignoring the positive news coming out of Africa. Marco Visscher | October 2008 issue   Paschal Eze, author of Don't Africa Me. Photo: Sandra Dyas How do the … [Read more...] about The media should show Africa some love

Gulag Pyongyang

January 21, 2007 by Jurriaan Kamp

New graphic novel paints daily life under North Korea's dictatorship Marco Visscher | March 2006 issue … [Read more...] about Gulag Pyongyang

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