AMMAN, Jordan — The refugee camps layered across the hillsides here look like an archaeological excavation, revealing the sediment...
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Reporter’s Notebook: Tahrir Square, Five Years Later
CAIRO – Where Egyptian demonstrators locked arms five years ago in the iconic protests of Tahrir Square, there was...
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The Millennials: A generation of war looks to the future
The first millennials were born in 1980, the same year the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. This generation of Afghans...
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The Exodus of Refugees: History in the Making
The migration of people tells the history of the world. Migration has been our shared narrative since biblical...
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Kerry the statesman at a crossroads in Paris
PARIS – Two global narratives converged this month in the city of light, and the US Secretary of...
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COP21: Paris at a Crossroads
Paris today is at the center of a global crossroads where two narratives converge. One is a narrative...
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War reporting in the time of the Islamic State
Correspondent James Foley’s execution by the Islamic State forces sober reflection on the perils of front-line coverage. BOSTON...
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A year after Jim Foley’s murder, working toward a culture of safety in journalism
One year after his murder shocked the world, the family of American freelance journalist James Foley spent the...
Oct 08, 2015
GroundTruth announces $1 million project on climate change
BOSTON – The GroundTruth Project is launching a $1 million initiative for climate change coverage around the world....
Oct 08, 2015
The Field Guide
Download or Print the Field Guide We believe great journalism comes from being there, on the ground, to...
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GroundTruth in the Press in 2015
GroundTruth Founder Charles Sennott is often called upon for commentary and analysis on world events by our colleagues...
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