For A&E

For the BBC

For NYFocus

Sanjana shares stories about women from history whose achievements went unrecorded or misattributed, in an effort to close the gender gap in our history textbooks. Podcast with expert interviews on Spotify and YouTube. 2-minute histories on TikTok and Instagram. Featured in Passionfruit and Washington Square News.

Sanjana Bhambhani's ancestors fled their homeland during India's Partition – and her family gradually lost their mother tongue. Can she now reclaim it? For the BBC

Unreleased disciplinary files expose DHS officers who abuse residents and are back at work within a month. For MuckRock & New York Focus

Out after 46 years in prison, Anthony Blanks is re-learning to live a normal life at age 70, without money, family or the modern technical skills to earn a living. A short documentary

For Newsreel

Grafitero Joen takes us on a journey through his hometown - Alcorcon - where street art gives many the madrileños a way to express themselves freely. He highlights the obstacles faced by artists in terms of the legality of their work, but claims that the spirit of art lies in one’s love for it - irrespective of consequences. A short documentary

Follow New York-based dancer, pianist and attorney Justin Lynch on his journey to becoming a triple threat. For Onomatopoeia

Exams need to strike a balance between normality and adaptability. The 24-hour exam period might be one way to do exactly that. For Washington Square News

A law aiming to narrow the gender wage gap will now require employers to provide salary ranges on job listings. But loopholes in the law might allow companies to circumvent the rules. For Columbia News Service

To combat contraband, New York now bars families from sending packages to incarcerated loved ones except through pre-approved vendors. As a result, families have lost their autonomy in making purchases based on their financial situation. For Columbia News Service

There has been a rise in hate crimes against Asian American New Yorkers since the start of the pandemic. The de Blasio administration instituted a task force to tackle this issue, but it isn't quite the all-in-one solution they may have hoped. Columbia Radio News

New Yorkers protested Rikers Island deaths outside City Hall for 17 Hours on November 3, 2022.