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Hope Kahn’s Journalist Portfolio

Cale Ferrin helping increase disability representation on screen

Cale Ferrin helping increase disability representation on screen

Twelve-year-old Cale Ferrin hasn't grown up seeing many people who look like him in television shows or movie…

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Those Who Menstruate Need Period Products: Get Ovary It

Those Who Menstruate Need Period Products: Get Ovary It

We were talking about periods in class. A girl mentioned she once had gotten her period and didn’t have any s…

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A 17-year-old created a coronavirus-tracking website with over 40 million views

A 17-year-old created a coronavirus-tracking website with over 40 million views

In the third grade, he coded a website with stick figures. In middle school, he coded video games. Now, at 17…

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Articles

Religion News Service explores the intersection of immigration and faith with nonprofit newsroom collaboration

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By Hope Kahn
| The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)
In January, following the killing of Renee Good and the Minneapolis protests, Religion News Service (RNS) reporter Jack Jenkins got a tip that he needed to return to Minneapolis to cover a training for more than 600 faith leaders from around the country. “He was the only reporter from the mainstream press who was there,” said Director of Editorial Initiatives Pam Kruger.
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Is the Top Job For You?

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By Hope Kahn
| National Press Foundation
Mizell Stewart III is the president and CEO of Emerging Leaders, LLC, a consulting and coaching company serving mid-level and senior executives in the U.S. and Canada. Before that, he was a senior news executive for Gannett and the USA Today Network, Managing Director and Chief Content Officer for Journal Media Group and Vice President/Content for the newspaper division of The E.W. Scripps Company.
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A Conversation on Race and Reporting: Wesley Lowery

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By Hope Kahn
| National Press Foundation
Wesley Lowery was covering Congress at The Washington Post when the protests over the police killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri began in August 2014. He asked if they needed a set of extra hands to cover the story, and they asked him to get on a plane. Three months later, he was the last national reporter to leave Ferguson. Then, he was sent to Cleveland after 12-year-old Tamir Rice was killed.
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Interview

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Editor-in-Chief of Wilde Lake High School's The Paw Print

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

The Since Parkland project in which I wrote profiles for over 30 children and teenagers who lost their lives to gun violence.