USA TODAY goes on a ride along with Border Patrol to a new military zone
How the Stonewall Inn became a pillar for LGBTQ+ rights
'Hope in humanity': How North Carolina is recovering after Helene | USA TODAY
Florida's fight over education | USA TODAY's States of America
There's a new approach to police response to mental health emergencies Taking the police out of it
NASA astronauts share work, life while aboard the ISS | USA TODAY
The Tyre Nichols Beating: What Went Wrong in Memphis? | States of America
How racism motivated Marcus Samuelsson to change cooking culture | States of America
The story of Border Patrol agent turned serial killer Juan David Ortiz | USA TODAY
How Voter Suppression Impacts Black Voters | Global Citizen Explains
How Climate Change Fuels Wildfires | Global Citizen Explains
The Challenges of Vaccine Distribution | Global Citizen Explains
He survived a Taliban shooting massacre — here’s how he's fighting back | Global Citizen Spotlight
Scott Goes Back to High School | CNN/The Prof G Show
California is USA's Largest Agricultural State - And Its Hungriest
One of the World's Last Pristine Marine Environments Is in Danger | Global Citizen
What to Know for the 2018 Midterm Elections in the US
How A 1999 Russian Bombing Led To Putin's Rise To Power
What It Was Like In The Situation Room During The Osama Bin Laden Raid
China May Not Be As Strong As You Think
Why Russia Is So Involved With The Syrian Civil War
The territories in Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban and ISIS
USA TODAY goes on a ride along with Border Patrol to a new military zoneProduced and co-scripted this midform piece about the militarization of the U.S. southern border.
How the Stonewall Inn became a pillar for LGBTQ+ rightsProduced and scripted this midform piece about the legacy of the Stonewall Inn in NYC.
'Hope in humanity': How North Carolina is recovering after Helene | USA TODAYServed as a secondary shooter, lead producer and co-writer for this mini-documentary on the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene and the impact it had on Western North Carolina.
Florida's fight over education | USA TODAY's States of AmericaI worked as lead producer and also helped, shoot, edit, and fact-check for this mini-doc about partisan school board politics in Florida.This piece was awarded Best News Documentary during the 2023 Edward Murrow Awards.
There's a new approach to police response to mental health emergencies Taking the police out of itPitched idea and worked as the lead producer for this short documentary piece about street crisis teams.
NASA astronauts share work, life while aboard the ISS | USA TODAYProduced, scripted and edited this midform piece about life as an astronaut on the International Space Station.
The Tyre Nichols Beating: What Went Wrong in Memphis? | States of AmericaWorked as a field and story producer for this in-depth documentary on the death of Tyre Nichols.
How racism motivated Marcus Samuelsson to change cooking culture | States of AmericaWorked as a field and story producer for this in-depth interview with Chef Marcus Samuelsson.
The story of Border Patrol agent turned serial killer Juan David Ortiz | USA TODAY
How Voter Suppression Impacts Black Voters | Global Citizen Explains
How Climate Change Fuels Wildfires | Global Citizen ExplainsScience shows us that wildfires are getting stronger and more frequent all around the world. And it’s becoming clear that climate change is the cause.
The Challenges of Vaccine Distribution | Global Citizen ExplainsVaccines are one of the greatest achievements in global health.But despite incredible progress, there are still millions of people around the world who don’t have access to life-saving vaccines because of inequalities in global distribution.
He survived a Taliban shooting massacre — here’s how he's fighting back | Global Citizen SpotlightWaleed Khan was just 12 years old when six gunmen affiliated with the Pakistani Taliban attacked his school in Peshawar. Waleed was shot eight times, including six times in the head and face, but survived. He’s now using his story to help improve education around the world and save children from suffering the same fate as his friends.“They're not scared of bombs and guns. They’re scared of education.," Waleed says. "That's why they attacked my school. They know that it is the only weapon which can totally eradicate terrorism from its roots.”Produced and edited by Lamar SalterInterview by Imogen CalderwoodAnimation/GFX by Jordan Harrison.Cinematography by George Watson.
Scott Goes Back to High School | CNN/The Prof G ShowServed as a field and story producer for this documentary episode originally developed for CNN+.
California is USA's Largest Agricultural State - And Its Hungriest
One of the World's Last Pristine Marine Environments Is in Danger | Global CitizenProduced, edited, and narrated this feature piece about the existential threat facing the Great Barrier Reef.
What to Know for the 2018 Midterm Elections in the US
How A 1999 Russian Bombing Led To Putin's Rise To Power
What It Was Like In The Situation Room During The Osama Bin Laden Raid
China May Not Be As Strong As You Think
Why Russia Is So Involved With The Syrian Civil War
The territories in Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban and ISIS
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