The End of Vulture Funds?
LUSAKA, Zambia — In his spare bungalow in central Lusaka, Fisho Mwale wears a pastel, plaid button-down and sleek, rectangular glasses. He is warm…
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Upsides to “I”
When Stephanie Hanes set out to write her first, forthcoming book, about an environmental project in Mozambique funded by a rich Westerner, editors and…
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A Photographer Documents His Wife’s Losing Battle With Cancer
Two years ago this week, Angelo Merendino’s wife Jennifer died, at age 40, of breast cancer. Merendino, a photographer, documented her journey with the…
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Refugee Hotel
The Bronx Documentary Center is showing the exhibit through December 21 The mood cast by the photographs on the walls of the Bronx Documentary…
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Hearing (new) voices
An innovative financing model may change the face of public radi. Sue Schardt wants to mess with your mind. Specifically, she wants to mess…
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Beyond the Soldier Cliches
After 10 years in Iraq, photojournalists seek new vocabularies of war About halfway through America’s decade-long intervention in Iraq, Ashley Gilbertson sensed war fatigue….
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The Square Resist the Usual Characters
A new documentary on the Egyptian revolution makes the uprising, rather than the uprising’s participants, its centerpiece Over the years, I’ve had occasion to…
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The Human Face of Healthcare Debates
A documentary chronicles “24 hours. 241 patients. 1 stretched ER” A middle-aged man who lays carpet can’t sleep at night from bone-spur pain. He…
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Watch Where You’re Going — Race, Power, Police and Storytelling
In “Where I Am Going,” an advocacy group enlists the power of visual storytelling to tackle stop-and-frisk The power of short documentary video to…
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The real issue with Africa and the ICC
After all the reporting trips you’ve read about here, all the stories I’ve done about war and justice and voice and violence, I’m massively…
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