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Jodi Hilton

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Cambridge
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Covers:  migration, human rights, minorities, cultural events, general news, portraits, education

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Jodi Hilton’s Biography

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Jodi Hilton is a journalist and photographer covering human rights, migration and minorities. She writes primarily for newspapers, magazines and nonprofits. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Inside the Struggle to Save Bulgaria's Last Narrow-Gauge Railroad

Inside the Struggle to Save Bulgaria's Last Narrow-Gauge Railroad

The World Through a Lens: The Rhodope Narrow-Gauge Railway serves remote communities in southwestern Bulgaria…

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Into the Valley of Roses - Point.51

Into the Valley of Roses - Point.51

How Bulgaria built a national symbol around the rose - and why it might lose it.

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Groundbreaking Kazakhstan TB Trial Continuing Amid COVID-19 Challenges

Groundbreaking Kazakhstan TB Trial Continuing Amid COVID-19 Challenges

Despite Kazakhstan's nationwide lockdown that began in March to contain COVID-19, Partners In Health clinicia…

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Expulsions, pushbacks and extraditions: Turkey's war on dissent extends to Europe

Expulsions, pushbacks and extraditions: Turkey's war on dissent extends to Europe

Four years ago, a group within the military tried to overthrow the Turkish government. President Recep Tayyip…

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Turkey's hidden humanitarian crisis

Turkey's hidden humanitarian crisis

As fighting intensified in the old city of Sur, Turkish authorities imposed a curfew that forced 75-year-old …

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Kurdish Diaspora doctors care for people displaced by ISIS

Kurdish Diaspora doctors care for people displaced by ISIS

A team of Kurdish-born Swedish-trained physicians have returned to Iraq, attending to thousands of desperate …

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Articles

The Holiday Spirit Matters But So Does What Happens After

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By Jodi Hilton
| Ledger Dispatch Verified
The Holiday Spirit Matters But So Does What Happens After
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'One if by land, two if by sea …': Cambridge marks 250th anniversary of the American Revolution

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By Jodi Hilton
| Cambridge Day Verified
The famous “One if by land, two if by sea …” phrase from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem “Paul Revere’s Ride” refers to a secret signal – lanterns hung in Boston’s Old North Church – that alerted patriots to British troop movements on the eve of revolution. But behind the poetry was a plan, and behind that plan stood Dr. Joseph Warren, a revolutionary organizer who wasn’t about to leave anything to chance.
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Harvard’s hosting of international students at risk in Trump administration's targeting of academia

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By Jodi Hilton
| Cambridge Day Verified
In Donald Trump’s escalating war on academia and particularly Harvard, he has threatened to wield his presidential powers to cut off $9 billion in funding, the school’s tax exemption and now its right to host international students.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked for The Independent, an alternative weekly in Colorado Springs. I shot black and white film and made prints for them.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email or phone.

Awards

AidEx 2016 Humanitarian & Development Journalism Award

2016

Rocky Road for Disabled Refugees has been shortlisted for AidEx 2016 Humanitarian & Development Journalism Award.

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