journalism

The second edition of the journalistic award will be held at a ceremony at the Italian Cultural Institute of New York on April 25th, an event that celebrates the Liberation of Italy from Nazi-Fascism during WWII, and the sixth anniversary...

We asked the young fellows who attended the Reham Al-Farra Memorial Journalism Fellowship at the UN last fall to tell us what being journalists in their countries – where the press works in difficult circumstances – is like, and what...

Today “alternative facts” and “post-truth” are notions that have seeped into our consciousness and the average news consumer rarely stops to dig deeper into the details. The very idea that there could be a single truthful version of any story...

When Benito Mussolini rose to power, American journalists “had very little reference” with which to analyze his initial policies. They were hence limited, by communist fear at home and lack of frame of reference abroad, to what they saw and...

Within a country so intrinsically culturally varied, this kind of experiential journalism is absolutely vital in representing such a beautifully complex cultural body. Everything, from food, to music, to habits, to sports not only varies from place to place, but...

If America had more carefully reflected on that inconvenient speech by Martin Luther King, perhaps the subsequent wars would not have taken place and Julio, perhaps, would still be running in the streets of New York with his bicycle to...