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January 2018

Fuels monitoring assistant Emily McCrea, 23, watches over a prescribed burn by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Division of Fire just outside of Elmo, Mont., on Tuesday, October 24, 2017. McCrea was one of only two women working on the burn site that day. Tribes used prescribed burns long before European settlers arrived. Burns are made using a quilt technique that serves as a barrier preventing more intense fires from spreading. (Brittany Greeson/GroundTruth)
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The next generation

Tre’ana Taylor, 17, in the bedroom she shares with her sister and niece at her home in Springfield,...

Jan 25, 2018
Navigator

9 rules for quoting in print, audio and video

This article originally appeared on Navigator, GroundTruth’s newsletter for early-career journalists. You can subscribe to Navigator here.  How to...

Jan 24, 2018
GroundTruth Films Director Beth Murphy poses with a classroom of students in Afghanistan.
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The GroundTruth Project's work has been recognized with the following awards: 2019 The National Academy of Television Arts...

Jan 19, 2018
Report for America corps members (standing, from left) Caity Coyne, Molly Born and Will Wright, arrived in West Virginia this week to meet their host news organizations and to receive training from GroundTruth and other partners. (Photo by Jesse Wright/WVPB)
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Report for America corps members begin reporting in Appalachia

The first three corps members with Report for America, a new initiative of The GroundTruth Project, are starting...

Jan 12, 2018
Floyd Central High School cheerleaders form their pom-poms into a heart shape for a group photo before a football game in Langley, Ky., on Friday, September 22, 2017. (Photo by Brittany Greeson/GroundTruth)
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Floyd Central High School (KY)

Floyd Central High School (KY): Student Stories Floyd Central High School cheerleaders raise their pom-poms into a heart...

Jan 12, 2018
A student is reflected in a poster showing the student faces of the High School of Commerce within the building's likeness in Springfield, Mass., on Friday, September, 8, 2017. (Photo by Brittany Greeson)
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High School of Commerce (MA)

High School of Commerce (MA): Student Stories A student is reflected in a poster showing the student faces...

Jan 12, 2018
Data journalism can be time consuming, but it will bolster the authority of your reporting. (Lindsay Holmwood/Flickr Creative Commons)
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Taking the plunge into data journalism

This article originally appeared on Navigator, GroundTruth’s newsletter for early-career journalists. You can subscribe to Navigator here.  Even if...

Jan 09, 2018
Father Florian gives an afternoon service in Illeret, Kenya. He took his vows at St. Ottilien Archabbey, where he adopted the Benedictines' unofficial motto, “Ora et Labora” — “Pray and Work.” This has become his mantra for his time with Kenya's ethnic Daasanach community, one of the smallest tribes in Kenya. (Christena Dowsett/The GroundTruth Project)
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Father Florian, the Benedictine monk who was a prince

Father Florian was born Prince Franz-Josef of Bavaria in 1957 and he says despite his royal heritage, he...

Jan 04, 2018
Next to a raised home in Scituate, a seawall crumbles—the result of years of ocean waves pummeling the shores. Most coastal towns along the Massachusetts South Shore have man-made sea walls in place to help protect the ocean front from storm surges. But recent storms have breached the seawalls and weakened them for future storms. (Lauren Owens Lambert/GroundTruth)
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GroundTruth and WCAI announce new environment fellowship

Update: We have extended the deadline to apply. The new deadline is February 19 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern...

Jan 03, 2018

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