Reporting and Writing Fellows
In this final edition of Points South, the 32 summer fellows focus on their own experiences through personal reflection and visual storytelling. The writers whose essays appear here have opted to include their writings for publication on the website. These projects and those of the visual journalists below embody Poynter's mission: To attract and develop journalists able to practice their craft and, perhaps most important, to reflect on how and why they do it.
Accepting a Role as Intruder by Brian Passey
Lessons About Life in a Story of Death by Alicia Gallegos
A Mother's Spirit by Arin Gencer
Moving Past Assumptions to Understanding by Chelsea Conaboy
A Moment That Redefines a Relationship by Karen Sanborn
So There's This Guy by Max Linsky
A Crowd of Questions by Elizabeth Carr
'Mom, I Want to be a Lawyer. Please Say That's OK' by Christina Smith
Mystery and Uncertainty by Laurent Clow
Tommy's Gold Coin by Tom Nguyen
Mining Mud, Revealing Stories by Peter Cleary
Expectations, Doubts and a New Identity by Betsy Lee
Cages, Protection and Freedom by Qiana Nichol Harps
Somewhere Between Worlds by Olivia Cobiskey
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