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Interview with Alexandra Poolos Interview with Nicole Itano Interview with Molly Hennessy-Fiske Interview with Mariya Rasner Interview with Abigail Esman While the majority of this project relied on basic journalistic skills – Internet research, interviewing, note taking, consideration of context and accuracy – it also included principles of new media. Since Americans are increasingly getting

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When journalists leave the relatively safe confines of domestic reporting and venture out into the rest of the world, they often face challenges and opportunities not found in politics, city government, education or even crime reporting. I set out to find if female journalists feel they have a different set of challenges or advantages when working abroad. These interviews are not meant to be a

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Alexandra Poolos is the managing editor of Women’s eNews, an online news organization dedicated to covering issues that affect women and girls around the globe. She worked as an editor and correspondent for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty covering the Balkans, the former Soviet Union and the Middle East. Her work has appeared in The Christian Science Monitor, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Wall

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Read articles by Rasner Russian women Struggle to Survive Domestic Violence 'Black Widow' Fears Surround a Russian Verdict Mariya (Masha) Rasner is a 28-year-old Ukrainian-born journalist working for Internews Network, a media development organization, in Washington, DC. Previoulsy, she worked as a broadcast journalist for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Radio Echo of Moscow. As a

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Nicole Itano is a freelance journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She has covered the AIDS crisis and how it is affecting women in that part of the world. Her work has appeared in publications including the Christian Science Monitor, the Philadelphia Inquirer, The New Republic, Women's eNews and The New Orleans Times Picayune. Read articles by Nicole Itano African Women Snared by

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Read articles by Hennessy-Fiske Deserted women tailor lives N.C recruiter gets jobs for Mexicans Working to sell Mexico as a market As men go north, wives get forgotten Molly Hennessy-Fiske is a 28-year-old metro reporter at The (Syracuse) Post-Standard, her hometown paper. As a fellow with the International Reporting Project in 2004, she reported from Mexico for the The (Raleigh) News &

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Read articles by Esman The Arabian Panther Hirsi Ali Leaves Hiding to Spotlight Honor Killings Looking Back, Reaching Forward Abigail Esman is a 44-year-old freelancer based out of New York and Amsterdam who has reported from countries including Greece, Italy and Germany. Her articles have appeared in Vogue Germany, Marie Claire Greece as well as Salon.com and

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