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Mischa Geracoulis’s Biography

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Mischa Geracoulis is a senior-level media professional specializing in human rights, journalistic ethics, and freedom of expression, helping build literacy, legitimacy, and trust in the Fourth Estate.

Mischa is the Senior Manager of Engagement at Project Censored​; contributor to Project Censored’s "State of the Free Press" yearbook series, a Project Judge​; author of "Media Framing and the Destruction of Cultural Heritage" (Routledge, ​2025); a Global Press Freedom Expert & Index Respondent wi…

Mischa Geracoulis’s Journalist Portfolio

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What Comes After Corporate Media Finally Dies - Mischa Geracoulis - Project Censored

What Comes After Corporate Media Finally Dies - Mischa Geracoulis - Project Censored

In this interview, Mischa Geracoulis-Senior Manager of Engagement at Project Censored-joins the program to di…

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From Ersatz Fear to Epic Fury

From Ersatz Fear to Epic Fury

How the Bernie Goetz subway shooting fueled media-driven victim reversal, racial prejudice, and today's outra…

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Episode 74 with Mischa Geracoulis is available on Human Rights Education Now!

Episode 74 with Mischa Geracoulis is available on Human Rights Education Now!

In this episode of Human Rights Education Now!, Mischa Geracoulis examines how human rights, journalism, and …

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Enemy of or for the People?

Enemy of or for the People?

Media democracy to uphold the U.S. Constitution By Mischa Geracoulis of Project Censored An attack on p…

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In the Ashes of Artsakh and Gaza: Global Authoritarianism's Chill on the Media | Zoryan Institute

In the Ashes of Artsakh and Gaza: Global Authoritarianism's Chill on the Media | Zoryan Institute

Life happens in, with, and throughout the media-a system without a singular leader, but one in which pundits,…

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The Best of The Markaz Review: 2020 - 2025

The Best of The Markaz Review: 2020 - 2025

As a non-profit organization celebrating 5 years of publishing SWANA writers, a commemorative "best of" editi…

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| The Real News Verified
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From Ersatz Fear to Epic Fury: How Media Glorification of Vigilantes and Militarism Can Backfire

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By Mischa Geracoulis Verified
| CounterPunch Verified
Photograph Source: GeneralPunger – CC BY-SA 4.0 On December 22, 1984, Bernie Goetz—“the subway vigilante”—shot four unarmed Black teenagers on a New York City subway after one had asked Goetz for five dollars. Pulling an unregistered Smith & Wesson revolver from his waistband, Goetz fired five shots with expert precision at the teens, gravely wounding them all. Each suffered extensive hospitalizations and surgeries, and one, Darrell Cabey, was left paralyzed and mentally impaired for life.
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How Media Glorification of Vigilantes and Militarism Can Backfire

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By Mischa Geracoulis Verified
| LA Progressive Verified
On December 22, 1984, Bernie Goetz—“the subway vigilante”—shot four unarmed Black teenagers on a New York City subway after one had asked Goetz for five dollars. Pulling an unregistered Smith & Wesson revolver from his waistband, Goetz fired five shots with expert precision at the teens, gravely wounding them all. Each suffered extensive hospitalizations and surgeries, and one, Darrell Cabey, was left paralyzed and mentally impaired for life.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes!

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It means to ethically seek out and report the truth, to inform and educate the public, and to hold the powerful to account.

What's your favorite social network?

At the moment, LinkedIn