Shattered Dreams
Sunday, October 31, 2010
At the border of Quiaca, where Argentina meets Bolivia, immigration rates run rampant. Over 100,000 Bolivians a year cross the border. 9,000 of them are children. They come as families and individuals to escape compromised economic and political situations in search of a better life and a better
Media in Latin America
Monday, May 24, 2010
MEDIA
El Mercurio provides the most amazing opportunity for Chilean students from Universidad Catolica. It is an apprentice-type program that offers undergraduate journalism students the chance to shadow a professional reporter. Although journalism students from the US are highly encouraged to
Reporting the Unreported
Friday, July 3, 2009
For two months, I have spent my time at Quicksilver Productions working on the documentary program Unreported World. I have been searching for untold international stories in neglected parts of the world. It sounds virtually impossible to do so, and believe me, it was difficult, but I have
Fifteen Minutes of Fame
Thursday, 2 April 2009
Dubai – It was 3:30 am and I was lying down for the first time in days. 20 hours of travel is draining, but I was wide-awake. In the morning I would begin my adventures in Dubai. I was anxious, nervous, and most of all – excited. If you told me a month ago I would be here, I would have laughed in
A Call for Action
Thursday, 28 February 2008
Boston - Thousands of students from across the globe gathered at MIT this past weekend for the Millennium Campus Conference. They traveled as engineers, social entrepreneurs, and volunteers to discuss the importance of eradicating global poverty and learn how they can make a difference as