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.”
The State of Science Journalism: A Note From the New KSJ Director
Usha Lee McFarling reflects on her first few months at the helm of the world-renowned science journalism program at MIT
The Lies Have It: Advice for Journalists Approaching Misinformation
Kai Kupferschmidt, KSJ ’24, shares actionable tips for journalists seeking to reduce the harm of misinformation.
Under Attack: How Journalists Can Defend Themselves Against Digital Threats
Journalists are prime targets for cyber-attacks, but you don’t need to be a security expert to protect yourself. Here are seven practical steps that make a difference.
Five Ways to Become a Savvier AI Reporter
As an investigative reporter covering AI in the world of work, Hilke Schellmann has learned to distinguish hype from reality.
A Journey to Death Row
For a book project, Rene Ebersole visited two men who were sentenced to death based on microscopic hair analysis, a debunked forensic technique.

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