Training
Vertical Video Storytelling
I’ve developed several professional development lessons for CNN’s “MasterCraft” on-demand series, and traveled to each of our bureaus to conduct in-person vertical video storytelling training sessions for more than 250 journalists.
Project Management
Assault on Democracy
Seven people who played a role in the January 6th insurrection. This interactive project showcases their stories through social media posts, video interviews and strong writing.
Writing
A sunken warship, a lost hero and a discovery that reunited a family
Only 19 men still living know the agony that unfolded on July 30, 1945, the day two Japanese torpedoes struck the USS Indianapolis. Tony King never had much interest in reliving it. Until now.
Writing
Black or ‘Other’?
At the heart of a controversy brewing in America’s hospitals is a simple belief, medical students say: Math shouldn’t be racist. An in-depth look at race correction in modern medicine.
Video
Beneath the Skin
Horrific cuts cover her son’s body after he’s shot dead by Chicago police, and Cynthia Lane wants answers. A yearlong investigation shows the truth is not always black and white.
Writing
It’s not just the water in Flint
Evidence of the most recent crisis in Flint is easy to spot. But the city’s problems started long before Michigan declared a state of emergency.
Project Management
We Remember
In just over a year, Covid-19 claimed more than half a million US lives. Here, families share their favorite memories of the loved ones they’ve lost.
Emmy award-winning video
‘No Olvidado’
At least once a month, the Aguilas del Desierto, a group of 30 predominantly Mexican-American volunteers, travel to the Sonoran desert to search for migrants reported lost or missing.
Writing
A charred body, shifting stories and a convicted man’s assertion of innocence
The rumor mill churned after the body of 18-year-old Jessica Currin was found burned and decomposing in 2000. Her father says the man convicted is innocent.
Jacque Smith 