Southeast Asia Coverage
The World: Simeulue island residents relied on folklore to escape the 2004 tsunami
The World: Survivors in Indonesia grapple with trauma 20 years after tsunami
The World: Environmental activists jailed in Cambodia
The World: Carbon ‘offset’ project in Cambodia accused of human rights violations
The World: Cambodian farmers proceed with landmark class action suit in Thailand
The Guardian: Thousands rescued from illegal scam compounds in Myanmar
NPR/The Ohio Newsroom: Southeast Asian solar manufacturers look elsewhere to escape tariffs
*Awarded Pulitzer Center Richard C. Longworth Media Fellowship to report solar tariff series
Dialogue Earth: Green bonds, red flags: Cambodia’s microfinance crisis deepens
CamboJA: Garment Waste From Major Brands Continues to Fuel Cambodian Brick Kilns
*Awarded Internews’ Earth Journalism Network grant to fund investigation
CamboJA: Conservation group’s militarized forest patrol clashes with villagers
CamboJA & Prachatai: Cambodian land disputants head to Thai court, Coca-Cola documents in hand
*Awarded Internews’ Earth Journalism Network grant to fund reporting
Southeast Asia Globe: Indonesia palm oil biodiesel program profits corporations at smallholders’ expense
United States Coverage
NPR: A court-martial ends with the first conviction of an Air Force general
Marketplace: Parks departments face cuts, even as people have headed outdoors during COVID-19
Marketplace Morning Report: Busking in the age of Venmo
Marketplace Tech: Tech is helping house cleaners get benefits
APM Call To Mind: Searching for providers of color [piece begins at 26:44]
WYSO: The Ohio AG says stings rescue trafficking victims. Often that means they’re arrested.
*Best Enterprise Reporting Ohio APME
WYSO: Trafficked 5-part investigative podcast with 140,000 downloads *First Place Series PMJA Award
WYSO: Even Christmas trees can’t escape the everything shortage *Ohio APME Award Winner
WYSO: Gem City Market's potential goes beyond fresh groceries *PMJA Award Winner
WYSO: Sky dancing American woodcocks return for spring *Ohio APME Award Winner