This past weekend, ivoh’s Restorative Narrative Fellows met for dinner and a day-long dialogue and training workshop at the University of Missouri’s Reynolds …
Fellows meet at University of Missouri to explore Restorative Narrative genre Read More »
The phrase ‘future of journalism’ is often uttered in media circles these days—and understandably so. Everyone wants to learn how …
Proving that art can be the connective tissue in our fractured world, Anna Claire Vollers, 2017 ivoh Fellow and reporter for The …
ivoh Fellow Anna Claire Vollers brings us back to Sand Mountain Read More »
Among the Christmas ornaments, Mardi Gras costumes and crawfish boiling equipment in Dan Schneider’s attic, a stack of cardboard boxes …
It’s a chilly April afternoon and the stadium stands are mostly full. David Uptain sits about halfway up the bleachers, …
ivoh fellow Anna Claire Vollers shares how immigration changed Sand Mountain Read More »
That Wednesday began the way it was supposed to. Gwen Woods got out of bed an hour before sunrise, showered, …
ivoh fellow Jaeah Lee spends a year with a mother whose son died in a police shooting Read More »
In the long-term parking lot, I meet a middle-aged woman wearing sunglasses, sneakers and yoga pants. Her hair is casually …
ivoh fellow Ally Karsyn shares her story on divorce, dating & being childfree by choice Read More »
A story of two strangers searching for strength. JENNY: I sat on a hard metal folding chair—one inconsequential person in …
How a domestic violence survivor and a Mexican immigrant found strength in Taekwondo Read More »
My husband, Jeff, and I have been married 32 years. We raised two daughters and a son. But for two …
Estela works the night shift at a fish processing factory in Boston. She sorts freshly caught white fish, picking out the occasional parasite or worm. Once …
2016 ivoh fellow Heidi Shin explores the reality of being an asylum seeker in the U.S. Read More »
