Freelance Journalist in Video and Print. Fan of stories.
She's Having My Baby: The Complicated Business of Surrogacy in America Surrogacy has become more prevalent in the last few years, thanks to being normalized by celebrities like Kim Kardashian West and Sarah Jessica Parker. The question still remains: how much do we really know about the process? In She’s Having My Baby: The Complicated Business of Surrogacy in America, we follow the journey of a Surrogate as she carries a baby for an Intended Mother. How does it work? How do both women feel? Come and take an inside look. 
Veterans Vow to Protect Standing Rock Julie shares why standing with Native Communities as a water protector for future generations is her duty as a U.S. military veteran, and describes her connection to the camp that the federal government has just destroyed. 
At Standing Rock, Young People are Leaders For one 14-year old, it's helped her imagine a future where she can be a hero. 
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Laura Brickman is a multimedia journalist with recent print and video work for The BBC, Hearst Magazines, NowThis, Wall Street Journal, Mic, and other outlets. A midwest native politically and otherwise programmed in Madison, WI, I graduated with emphasis on investigative and documentary reporting from Columbia Journalism School in 2016. 
‘It sucked’: Eight women open up about being on the pill Some 500 million women around the world have used the birth control pill at some point in their lives, but for some women, the pill has had a downside: Eight women around the globe – from the US to Nepal, Venezuela to Tanzania – tell us about how the birth control pill was for them… and why they decided to go off it. 
'Unfinished Conversations' at the MOMA With global experiments in right-wing populism and mounting millions of refugees, even the staidest institutions are joining on the conversation, not least of which, New York’s Museum of Modern Art. MoMA’s Unfinished Conversations runs through July 30. 
Manifest Justice Manifest Justice is a creative community exhibition that elevates and illuminates the ongoing conversation about race, mass incarceration, police accountability, racial profiling, healthy communities and gun violence. |
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To Prison for Poverty Private probation companies charge excessive fees to low income people who can't pay small fines like traffic tickets. If they can't pay, they go to jail. 
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STAR MAGAZINE SELECTS
Court Documents Prove it: Cosby's Confession about Drugging Women for Sex (July 2015)
11 Things to Know about Tom Cruise Leaving Scientology (July 2015)
Kim Kardashian Banned from Vogue - Anna Wintour Upset about her Cover (June 2015)
EXCLUSIVE: Mariah Carey Strung Out on Syrup! (Jan. 2015)
Court Documents Prove it: Cosby's Confession about Drugging Women for Sex (July 2015)
11 Things to Know about Tom Cruise Leaving Scientology (July 2015)
Kim Kardashian Banned from Vogue - Anna Wintour Upset about her Cover (June 2015)
EXCLUSIVE: Mariah Carey Strung Out on Syrup! (Jan. 2015)
Rebel Reporting: John Ross Speaks to Independent Journalists
John Ross believed that journalism is not a profession, but rather a moral obligation. His bottom up investigative reporting made him an ally to the underrepresented and an enemy to the overrepresented. This book outlines the basic responsibilities of a journalist and provides instructions on how to document injustices and poetically pitch stories to audiences in order to create change in society. When Ross passed away many said he was the last of a dying breed, but this book passes on his creative knowledge as a poet, and journalist to inspire a new generation of reporters.
PRESS:
http://fsrn.org/2015/12/rebel-reporting-john-ross-speaks-to-independent-journalists/
http://www.ticotimes.net/2015/12/18/john-ross-responsibility-rebel-reporter
ON ASSIGNMENT PODCAST
On Assignment features conversations with some of the remarkable journalists
who pass through Columbia, where we ask them how they reported some of the
most challenging and groundbreaking stories of our time. On Assignment
comes to you from the Columbia Journalism School, home of the Alfred I.
duPont-Columbia University Awards and many other prestigious journalism
prizes.
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First Kiss (Sept. 2015) |
