As part of my study abroad in #Rwanda at @Cronkite_ASU I covered a #disability angle for a photo story about Eminante, age 16. She is full of life, humorous, and an empathetic soul. See the full gallery here: https://t.co/qnVlyXjRZN
This weekend, I stopped by at Resurrected Tattoo to see how tattoo artists incorporate history into the art of tattooing! Read the full story here: https://t.co/DxxQdzuKqd
New management is taking over Syracuse's Nob Hill Apartments in hopes of improving the community's quality of life and addressing the building's historic slew of code violations. Read more at https://t.co/kobysgHI4A
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MY LATEST: While advocates in #Syracuse hope to see more publicity for #DisabilityPrideMonth in upcoming years, a solution is on the horizon. Read more here: https://t.co/IVjRampr26
This is the thing. If you take an adversarial stance towards the government (as journalists frequently should) you will lose “access” to routine, daily updates/news, easy stories, etc.
I could care less if the government likes me or feeds me info. I have other sources.
It's a wrap! Officially graduated, and I couldn't have done it without the amazing professors, mentors, and friends that I met along the way: @greenblattmark@EmyleWatkins
Looking for something to explore during graduation week? Visit the Cronkite Gallery to view an exhibit of student photojournalism from last summer’s study abroad in Rwanda. The work captures stories of daily life and connection, told through a global lens.
As a Rwandan styding at @ASU@CronkiteGlobal, it was deeply moving to witness @Cronkite_ASU students share their powerful reflections during the Cronkite Gallery Reception: Photojournalism in the 'Land of a Thousand Hills' at @ASU. Their photos and testimonies captured the vibrant spirit of Rwanda, its people, resilience, and culture.
Some students admitted they had only known Rwanda through the lens of movie; viewing it as a country marked by tragedy of the Genocide Against the Tutsi in 1994. But after living and learning in Kigali for 3 weeks, their perspective changed entirely. They saw a nation that has risen from its past with unity and hope. A country defined not by its darkest chapter, but by the strength, hospitality, and joy of its people.
They spoke of being embraced by families, celebrating local milestones, and forming lasting friendships with translators and community members. Rwanda became their second home. And as they said, “Rwandans don’t just say ‘this is your home’—they mean it.”
I’m proud to have witnessed this event and even more excited to welcome the next cohort to Kigali this summer when I will be back home after my @HumphreyProgram. Let their lenses continue to capture the stories of today’s Rwanda.
Once a Sun Devil, always a Sun Devil! 🔱❤️
#CronkiteGlobal #Photojournalism #LandOfAThousandHills #ASUChronicles #Rwanda #HospitalityInAction #SunDevilAbroad
Cronkite students and faculty spent last summer in Rwanda documenting everyday moments through photojournalism. Join us Monday, April 22, from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Cronkite Gallery for a reception celebrating their work. 📸
Learn more: https://t.co/AjYevRz8L0
Accessible media empowers people with disabilities by ensuring we have the same access to both crucial information and creating a space for expanded employment to disabled journalists. And EAPM is making this a reality.
So excited to join Equal Access Public Media's social media team! I'm volunteering to create regular video content with the goal of making our media industry #accessible and #inclusive for all.
https://t.co/WW0NqY2MLL
Cancelling telehealth will devastating to disability community
It’s a game changer for us. It’s something people had begged to access for years, because healthcare settings are inaccessible
Remote medicine allows us to save money, spoons & avoid hospital acquired infections
My finally story with @WBFO's disabilities beat was published! I truly enjoyed working here, and I hope to keep doing this type of work again in the future.
See the full interview here:
https://t.co/aMSBL21m97
This year was one of the hardest ones in recent memory. It took a toll on me mentally and physically. I didn’t feel like celebrating the holidays this year. Just a reminder it’s ok to want to move on. And you don’t anyone the feeling of being happy or joyous. Happy New Year.