 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/crossover-dreams
A new blog by IPS writers about migration flows and the global economy. Anchored by Peter Costantini, IPS correspondent in Seattle, it is hosted on the Huffington Post, the fastest growing news site in the United States.
Migration is by definition a phenomenon that crosses borders and generates radically different perspectives among those touched by it. IPS writes about it regularly promoting news stories through the migration and refugees website and a newsletter . This new blog is an opportunity for IPS writers to get more personal - to include their own experiences and reflections about reporting migration from their communities and countries. |
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Gender Masala
Notes on gender -- a spicy mix by Mercedes Sayagues
http://www.ips.org/blog/mdg3/
Mercedes Sayagues is a journalist and editor with life-long membership in the global women's movement, from her home country of Uruguay to South Africa, where she lives now.
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Beena Sarwar
http://thewip.net/contributors/beena_sarwar.html
Beena Sarwar is a journalist, writer, documentary filmmaker and artist based in Karachi, Pakistan. She started out as assistant editor for The Star Weekend, joined The Frontier Post as Features Editor, was Editor of weekly The News on Sunday, a weekly paper that she launched in Pakistan for The News International and has worked as an OpEd Editor for The News International. She has a Masters in Television Documentary (Goldsmiths College, University of London, 2001) and was a news and features producer at Geo TV before going to Harvard University as a Nieman Fellow (2005-06) and a Fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy (2006-07). |
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Jim
Lobe
http://www.lobelog.com
Jim Lobe is best known for his coverage of
U.S. foreign policy, particularly the neo-conservative
influence in the Bush administration. |
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Omid Memarian
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/omid-memarian
Omid Memarian is a journalist and blogger known for his news analysis,
regular columns and blog. He is a regular contributor to IPS and has
published op-ed pieces in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and The
San Francisco Chronicle. He was chief researcher for Reese Erlich’s book
entitled Iran Agenda: the Real Story of U.S. Policy and The Middle East
Crisis.
A visiting scholar at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism in
2005-2006, he received Human Rights Watch's highest honour in 2005, the
‘Human Rights Defender Award’. Omid is currently a World Peace Fellow at the
UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. His blog can be found at
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/omid-memarian. He can be reached at
memarian[at]berkeley.edu
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Jeb
Sprague
http://popdem.blogspot.com
Direct democracy, debt
dependency and conflicts over privatisation
and neoliberalism in the Caribbean, Latin
America and Eastern Europe. |
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Wadner
Pierre
Blog de Port-au-Prince
http://wadnerpierre.blogspot.com/
A french/kreyol/english blog covering labour, economic, political,
educational, environmental and human rights issues in Haiti. |
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