The 2025-26 KSJ Fellow, a transplant from Brazil to the U.S., sees herself as a bridge of communication between the two countries.
Yvette Cabrera, On Covering the ‘Broccoli’ of Environmental Beats
Environmental justice reporting can be emotionally heavy and hard to swallow, but “there are some really uplifting stories,” the KSJ Fellow explains.
‘More Than an Accolade’: Sharon Muzaki Reflects on a Life-Changing Fellowship
The Ugandan journalist was KSJ’s inaugural Africa and Middle East Fellow, an honor she viewed as both a privilege and “a call to action.”
Samira Hamza Explores the Visual Side of Science Storytelling
Hamza, KSJ’s second-ever Africa and the Middle East Fellow, took a leave from one of the Arab region’s most popular online shows to spend time at MIT.
Christian von Preysing-Barry on How Television Journalism Can Survive
The veteran broadcast journalist and current Knight Science Journalism Fellow sees social media as more an opportunity than a threat.
Anil Oza is Decoding the Dynamics Behind Science Policy
Since Oza joined STAT last fall, he has established himself as a journalist with an uncommon talent for detecting the ripple effects of policy decisions across scientific communities.

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