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Young journalists explore grassroots pandemic responses in Brazil, Columbia, and Peru
Read the long-from multimedia reporting project created by student-journalists from Hampton University in Virginia: “Stay Home But Not Silent”: Latin American Communities Organizing in the Face of Covid-19.
The students worked in collaboration with CSIS’s Dracopoulos iDeas Lab, created in 2011 with support from SNF Co-President Andreas Dracopoulos, and their reporting project was the capstone of an intensive week of seminars and workshops led by CSIS experts. The practicum incorporated both journalistic skill-building and deep topical dives into how prepared various countries are, from a political and public health standpoint, to respond to future COVID-19 surges.
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) supports the CSIS Journalism Bootcamp: Reporting on International Affairs, which has welcomed cohorts from universities around the United States and Greece.