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As seen in: The Examination, The Guardian, VICE, VICE en Español, The Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy Magazine, OZY, The New Statesman, PR Week, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, InSight Crime and
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Battery recycling investigation wins prestigious Selden Ring Award

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By Miriam Wells Verified
| The Examination
The Examination and The New York Times have won the prestigious Selden Ring Award for Investigative Reporting for revealing that battery recycling factories in Nigeria that supply the U.S. auto industry are poisoning their communities with lead. The award, presented by the USC Annenberg School of Journalism, recognizes investigative journalism that informs the public about major problems and corruption and yields concrete results. This investigation prompted swift action.
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Miriam Wells: Cannes 2025 - Human creativity as a competitive advantage in the Age of AI

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By Miriam Wells Verified, Ricki Green Verified
| Campaign Brief Verified
In a world dominated by headlines about automation, algorithmic filter bubbles, and the AI-pocalypse, this year’s Cannes Lions offered something unexpected: hope for humanity. Naive? Perhaps. Motivating? Definitely. If Cannes were a drinking game (and for some, of course, it is), “human creativity” and “human impact” would have you on the floor.
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Link for Change: the new initiative taking our impact to the next level

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By Miriam Wells Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
Journalism doesn’t change anything on its own. But it does play a really important role in social change. It holds power to account by exposing injustice and wrongdoing; it tells stories that make us feel and care; it enables citizens, civil society groups and authorities to make decisions and to take action based on evidence and empathy. But it can only do this if people use it. It is one piece of the puzzle of social change alongside many other people and groups.
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