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OHIO SPECIAL ELECTION, PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ILLUSTRATE BROADER BATTLES ON ABORTION


      For: News21                       Published: August 1, 2023
 

My colleagues (writers) and I covered the Ohio ballot box battle as both sides of the abortion debate mobilized to decide whether abortion would be protected in Ohio's state constitution. I contributed as a photographer and video journalist simultaneously.

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America After Roe Recognition and Awards

  • Grand Prize - RFK Journalism Awards

  • Collaborative Journalism - SPJ Mark of Excellence Nationals

  • 2 Telly Awards, 1 Webby Award, 3 EPPY Awards and another RFK Journalism Award

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College Media Association Film and Audio Festival 

  • Second place in the long documentary category

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RESPONSIBILITIES: Photography, videography, video editing, contributed to reporting

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‘THIS IS A LONG GAME’: A YEAR AFTER ROE, ABORTION ACCESS FIGHT MOVES TO BLUE STATES LIKE NEW MEXICO


     For: News21                       Published: August 2, 2023

As more states pass abortion bans, providers and patients have flocked to New Mexico, a sanctuary for abortion rights. The anti-abortion movement has followed.

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America After Roe Editor & Publisher EPPY Awards

  • Best college/university investigative story or series

  • Best college/university-produced community or niche website

  • Best news story or series on a college/university website

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Published August 2, 2023 for News21, America After Roe

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RESPONSIBILITIES: Some photography, some videography, video editing, contributed to reporting

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Wildfire

Hikers' harrowing 16-mile hike wearing Crocs on Mt. Charleston Peak


       For: KSNV News 3                          Published: Dec. 18, 2024

Hiking through 16 miles of snow, ice and fog in Crocs, hikers Josh Macandog and Issay Dibaba recount their underprepared misadventure hiking the South Loop Trail to Mt. Charleston Peak so others do not repeat their mistakes. In the past three weeks, there have been four air rescues for hikers attempting the same trail.

The ordeal left the pair with pain that lasted days to weeks.

The duo said they were thankful that they were able to survive the experience, showing emotion when they learned of the air rescues that would happen on the same trail they hiked. Still interested in hiking, Macandog and Dibaba said they will approach their next adventures with greater preparation — and with checks on the day’s forecast.

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RESPONSIBILITIES: Video editing, reporting, news writing, graphic design, digital production, pitched story, social video editing

Wildfire

Invasive grass dominates around wildfire-prone Mesquite,
BLM deploys fire break herbicide


       For: KSNV News 3                          Published: Dec. 7, 2024