While our climate change fellows reported live from the historic COP21 climate summit in Paris, they maintained a...
Dec 12, 2015
Covering the Refugee Crisis: A New GroundTruth Reporting Fellowship
Update, December 7: We want to thank all who applied for this fellowship. We received over 300 applications, which...
Nov 18, 2015
Fighting in Syria shifts as sectarian divisions intensify
BY TRACEY SHELTON ALEPPO, Syria — Soma lives in the shadows. He moves through back alleys rather than...
Oct 23, 2015
The 14-year-old music prodigy who left his home in Guatemala for Los Angeles
ChrisAnna Mink and Vanessa Wilson LOS ANGELES — The tiny storefront church is located in a dingy strip mall...
Oct 23, 2015
The Brave Young Doctors of Sierra Leone
By Amy Maxmen Rashida Kamara cannot recall a time when she didn’t want to be a doctor, even...
Sep 16, 2015
Women in politics: How the US compares with the world (VIDEO)
By Jenny Stars MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Twenty years ago, Hillary Clinton, then first lady, stood before the...
Sep 10, 2015
Scarce HIV treatment in Myanmar means sick denied
Hanna Ingber YANGON, Myanmar – Myint Myint Soe lies in a makeshift clinic, on a terrycloth cot, her...
Jul 26, 2015
In Africa, being gay makes you a target for extortion
BY. ANTHONY LANGAT AND JACOB KUSHNER NAIROBI, Kenya — LGBT advocates in Kenya say blackmail and extortion of...
Jul 03, 2015
Abuse of Congo’s LGBT Community puts US Supreme Court ruling in perspective
BY. Jana Ašenbrennerová Jana Ašenbrennerová / GroundTruth Project Members of Rainbow Sunrise kiss to greet each other as they...
Jul 02, 2015
Anti-LGBT groups are making inroads across East Africa
BY. JACOB KUSHNER AND ANTHONY LANGAT NAIROBI, Kenya — Two years after Ugandan legislators proposed a law that...
Jun 15, 2015
Far From Home: A brief history of Central American immigration to the US (VIDEO)
BY REBECCA GIBIAN LOS ANGELES — Reading the headlines and political declarations booming from America’s southern border last summer,...
May 22, 2015
