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My approach to journalism is to let those affected by the news tell their stories, provide context from tapped-in experts, and try to keep you engaged along the way. This is not some copy and paste from the wire. These are human stories. Stories that matter.
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Search ArticlesThe Art of Journalism: Chloe Craft (The Craft Dispatch) and Chris Sampson (The Wire Tap)
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The Journalism Alliance: A conversation with Chloe Craft
Thank you to everyone who tuned into my live interview with Chris Sampson! Lots of good points discussed, and I hope to be back again (on the show and in Kyiv!). Thanks a million to Chris for having me on. More coming soon! Get more from chloe craft in the Substack app Available for iOS and Android
Consider that border crossed: From Lviv, with love
I was the only foreigner on the bus across the Polish-Ukrainian border. I was also one of only two passengers to get off the bus once we reached Lviv. And after a day spent here in Lviv, I have not read or heard a word of English (save the Christmas songs on in the cafe where I got breakfast this morning). It’s felt quite alone so far. But I’ve found myself quite attached to Lviv in other ways.
Karaoke and chess: Reflections on Kraków
As I write this, I’m standing outside of a bar in old town Kraków called “Chicago.” I initially went in out of amusement; I spent much of my childhood in Chicago, a city which prides itself on the claim of having “the most Poles outside of Warsaw” (false, but cute). The Craft Dispatch is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
What's all this then?
Or you might not. My name is Chloe Craft, I’m a 20-year-old British-American journalist covering international affairs, and here are some ways you might know me… In Dublin, I’ve written about everything from Cork indie bands to the presidential election to Electric Picnic festival to pro-Palestine protests to far, far more. Maybe you just read my review of Sabrina Carpenter’s new album. I do other things too, I swear.
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