Field notes, written by our grantees, are personal reflections that take the reader behind-the-scenes of their reporting.
On the night of June 21, 2017, seven people died from drug-related deaths, adding to the more than 12,000 dead since President Duterte began his war on drugs in the Philippines.
A visit to a Family Health Unit in the hills of Recife sheds light on the link between built environments and health outcomes.
A mother recounts the night her son was murdered and how the killers scared mourners from his wake.
One woman's flight from Manila to hide from the nightly killings of drug dealers and users.
We spent a week following the rail from Addis Ababa, where China is leading an urban renaissance, to Djibouti, where it's building its first overseas military base.
A young woman mourns the death of a brother during the Duterte administration's war on drugs.
We traveled to Kajiado, Kenya, to find that China's effort to win African hearts and minds has been paying off.
We heard that Chinese entrepreneurs had sparked a gambling epidemic in Ghana, and found a bigger problem than we imagined.
Rebecca Hersher explores the cost of not having a public sanitation system on the community of Cite Soleil in Haiti.
Breaking fast and hearing stories from resettled refugees in Berlin, one iftar at a time.
Breaking fast with the biggest Islamic organization in Germany, one with controversial ties to the Turkish government, and a Syrian take on religion, compulsion, and "helping refugees."
Rebecca Hersher explores Haiti's trash and sewage problem by visiting what might be the most beautiful dump in the world.
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