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Jessica Moss

(She/Her)
Leipzig, New York, Wrocław
As seen in: The Council on Foreign Relations, Who What Why, The Miscellany News, Visegrad Insight Podcast
Covers:  U.S. politics, Russia, Ukraine, COVID-19, trade, agriculture, local government, human rights
Intern @NewRepublic. coffee fiend. lifelong student of IR. Formerly @Whowhatwhy and @themiscnews

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Jessica Moss’s Biography

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I am a flexible editor and journalist with extensive print, digital, and multimedia experience. I have covered U.S. foreign policy, infrastructure, political protest, collegiate real estate, events, and government in a small postindustrial city.

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Biden should build a wall: between humanitarian aid and geopolitics

Biden should build a wall: between humanitarian aid and geopolitics

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken wants foreign aid to be “the center of our foreign policy.” President …

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Biden Faces a New Epidemic of Gun Violence - WhoWhatWhy

Biden Faces a New Epidemic of Gun Violence - WhoWhatWhy

COVID-19 and uncertainty about the future have triggered a surge in gun violence that will challenge the new …

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Ahead of elections, Town Board appointment raises questions about precedent, partisanship

Ahead of elections, Town Board appointment raises questions about precedent, partisanship

In the run-up to Election Day, Town of Poughkeepsie government officials had to make a decision without direc…

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Biden faces new epidemic of gun violence in America

Biden faces new epidemic of gun violence in America

According to estimates by the Swiss-based Small Arms Survey in 2017, Americans own some 393 million firearms,…

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Town boards weigh Inn and Institute site plan, zoning amendments

Town boards weigh Inn and Institute site plan, zoning amendments

In February 2019, Vassar's Board of Trustees approved the construction of Vassar's Institute for the Liberal …

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Tear Gas and the Politics of Protest Policing

Tear Gas and the Politics of Protest Policing

In recent years, many political movements-including the prodemocracy protests in Hong Kong, Yellow Vests demo…

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Articles

Poland's 2025 Presidential Race: A Referendum on the Government

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By Jessica Moss
| Visegrad Insight Podcast
Poland’s 2025 presidential election will be a defining moment for the country’s political future, with high stakes for Prime Minister Tusk’s government and the balance of power between progressive and nationalist forces. Poland’s 2025 presidential election is shaping up to be a pivotal referendum on Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition (KO) government.
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Coin Coin Chapter Five: In The Garden..., by Matana Roberts

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By Matana Roberts, Jessica Moss, Jon Bap, Moor Mother
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Coin Coin Chapter Five: In the garden… is the latest instalment in composer, improviser, saxophonist, and visual artist Matana Roberts’ visionary project exploring African-American history through ancestry, archive and place. Weaving together elements of jazz, avant-garde composition, folk and spoken word, Roberts tells the story of a woman in their ancestral line, who died following complications from an illegal abortion.
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Biden: A need to separate humanitarian aid from geopolitical aspirations

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By Jessica Moss
| Global Geneva
Sa’dah, Yemen: Food distribution to people with disabilities. (Photo: ICRC) Donald J. Trump spent three years doing everything in his power as President to slash billions from foreign aid. He finally argued that the money spent on Congress’s pandemic relief bill was reason enough to reject Congress’ foreign aid package altogether. The end result was Washington turning its back on humanitarian crises abroad.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2020 - Best all-around student newspaper: small

The Miscellany News' spring 2020 pandemic newsletters won the Society of Professional Journalists' Region 1 Mark of Excellence Award for best all-around student newspaper (category: small) for three issues (3/26/20, 4/02/20, and Commencement 2020) produced under my leadership as editor-in-chief.

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Jane Dealy and Woodrow Wirsing Memorial Prize

2021 - Excellence and Promise in Journalism

Awarded collegiate prize for excellence and promise in journalism for work at the local and national level.