Today was the first deadline for my radio script draft on education divisions in Massachusetts. For more information on our cross-country reporting trip, visit xthedivide.org.
Mahlia Posey, Crossing the Divide's video journalist from the University of California Berkeley, shared her production process with Rachel today. She also talked about pigs at the dog park and who inspires her.
Crossing the Divide Reporter Eric Bosco explains how an interest in detectives and a knack for writing led him into journalism. For more information about our cross-country reporting trip, visit xthedivide.org.
The High School of Commerce in Springfield, MA, has a reputation as an underperforming school that's the last choice for students and parents. But earlier this week, we met several high school students who defied that perception and expressed their appreciation for dedicated teachers. We spoke with the school's principal today about what's moving Commerce forward. For more information about our cross-country reporting trip, visit www.xthedivide.org.
Traveling across the country means a lot of hotels and a lot of eating out. But earlier today we moved into a homey Airbnb rental, and Brittany made some delicious risotto for us all. It's nice to have a home base - even if it's temporary.
For more information about our cross-country reporting project, visit www.xthedivide.org.
Meet Jah’inaya Parker, a senior from Commerce High School in Springfield, MA, who is one of our ‘Junior Fellows’ for Crossing the Divide. Jah’inaya shares why she wants to pursue a career in a mechanical engineering. For more information, go to xthedivide.org.
Meet the reporters as they start their road trip across America.
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Music credit: "Jettisoned" by Podington Bear
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About Crossing The Divide
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Crossing the Divide is a cross-country reporting road trip from WGBH and The GroundTruth Project. At a time of deep divisions in America, five early-career journalists traveled…
together from east to west during the fall of 2017, to explore and report on the issues that divide us and stories that unite us.