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Global Migration and Immigration: Stories and Images About the Journey Vol. 60, No. 3 • Archive of previous issues • Professor's Corner Publisher: Bob Giles Editor: Melissa Ludtke Assistant Editor: Lois Fiore Editorial Assistant: Sarah Hagedorn Design Editor: Diane Novetsky

Global Migration and Immigration: Introduction Read an eMprint Newsbook of the global migration articles (PDF) Read an eMprint Newsbook of the immigration articles (PDF) Journalists Patrol Ever-Changing Borders By Sebastian Rotella Migrations: The Story of Humanity on the Move Words and Photos by Sebastião Salgado Seeing Stories in What Wasn't Being Reported By Phillip W.D. Martin Monitoring Activities By Phillip W.D. Martin Dutch Journalists Alter Their Coverage of Migrants By Yvonne van der Heijden and Evert Mathies Chinese Migrants: Refreshing Reporting About a Longtime Trend By Mary Kay Magistad Attempting to Bridge the Divide By Héctor Tobar Watching a Community Changed by Immigration By Lester Sloan Documenting Migration's Revolving Door Words and Photos by Donna DeCesare Ethical Dilemmas in Telling Enrique's Story Remarks by Sonia Nazario Preparing for the Journey By Sonia Nazario On the Narrative Approach By Sonia Nazario On Ways of the Road By Sonia Nazario Immigration to El Norte: Eight Stories of Hope and Peril Words and Photos by Don Bartletti Becoming Part of the Story to Tell It to Others By Ralph Ortega The Long Journey Captured in Single Moments By Stephen Franklin Shrinking Space, Tight Budgets -- And a Story Needing to Be Told By Geoff Brown Immigrants Grapple With Man and 'The Beast' Photos by Heather Stone The Tribune's Stories Reach a Spanish-Speaking Audience By Alejandro Escalona A Visual Telling of Immigrants' Stories By John Owens Reporting on the Deaths of Those Who Make the Journey North By Susan Carroll Death in the Desert By Susan Carroll Rescue and Death Along the Border By Pat Shannahan Partnership and Perseverance Result in a Story Rarely Told By Tom Knudson The Work of the Undocumented Photos by Hector Amezcua Diffused Voices Demand Different Coverage By Amy Driscoll Coming Ashore Photos by Nuri Vallbona Observing the Exodus of Immigrants By Kevin Cullen The War of Words By Kate Phillips Don't 'Brown' the Hispanics By Amitai Etzioni Data Talk When Reporters Know How to Listen By Stephen K. Doig Learning How Data Work With Reporting By Stephen K. Doig The Dangerous Numbers Game in Immigration Coverage By Ted Robbins What's Old Is New Again By Lorie Conway Words and Reflections: Books and Journalism Doing an Unenviable Job in an Enviable Way By Mark Jurkowitz Debunking the Myth of Liberal Media Bias By Barry Sussman Rethinking Foreign Correspondents' American Dream By Samuel Rachlin Journalism: Its Generational Passage By Brent Walth A New Approach to Reaching Young Audiences By Judy Stoia Well-Chosen Words Can Weave Tangled Webs By Jules Witcover The Making of an Obituary Writer -- And a Man By Jim Nicholson Lessons of Youth Shape a Writer's Career By Jim Kaplan Curator's Corner: Making Visual What Is Often Put Into Words By Bob Giles Nieman Notes    Compiled by Lois Fiore • Poet Donald Hall Inspires Nieman Fellows   By Mike Pride • Class Notes • Letters to the Editor • End Note: A Photojournalist in the Middle East -- Images and Memories   By Robert Azzi

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