New Voices Are Shifting the Dialogue on School Shootings
I’ve been wondering about how or whether to respond to the most recent school shooting, this time at Marjory Stoneman […]
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Back to class: Reporting in Indigenous Communities
Journalism students at the University of British Columbia are getting a valuable education in the complexities of reporting on Indigenous
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A lesson in listening with Discourse Media
When Lindsay Sample sat down with Discourse Media just over a year ago, she was in for a surprise. The
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How Illustrated Impact uses compassion as a vehicle for change
In a world full of injustice, attractive images can be more than just a break from reality; they can be
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How Allison Cole explores gender, sexuality, and consent through games
A few months ago, when I started working on an audio piece about indie gaming in New York, I knew
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Celebrating black designers during Black History Month and beyond
While studying for an associate’s and then bachelor’s degree in graphic design, Tim Hykes never saw examples of successful designers
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How to avoid being brought down by your newsfeed
These past few weeks have been brutal, in terms of what has been coming across my newsfeed. And 2016 wasn’t exactly
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OF NOTE’s Water Issue connects arts activism to Restorative Narrative
Water is life. Last year, this was the rallying cry for thousands around the U.S. Whether it was the community
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How an NYU Game Center student hopes to make gaming a more inclusive field
I meet Chelsea Shepard on one of those dim gray days that never seem to break free from the haze
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Vignette Interactive shares the dreams of refugees in limbo
In 2015 more than a million migrants and refugees from countries including Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia risked their lives
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