Alyse Nelson, CEO of Vital Voices Global Partnership in an interview with Susan Tehrani.

Mr. Adonis Georgiedis, the Greek Minister of Development and Investment, in an interview with Thanos Dimadis.

Ambassador Verveer draws from her years of experience working with women around the world.

The novel’s main character gives a response to the dilemmas of 21st century Eastern European Jewish identity.

On October 15th, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents' Benjamin Tetteh spoke with Janine di Giovanni on her new book, “The Vanishing,” which explores the downward trajectory of minority Christian communities in the Middle East.

The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents’ Momoe Ban recently spoke with Merle Hinrich about the future of sustainable trade.

Discussing the greatest threats to free expression in the United States today, as well as things that the average person can do to help stop this cycle of abuse.

A journalist for more than thirty years, Jo Healey introduced Trauma Reporting training to BBC News and Current Affairs and factual programming.

Mark Briggs is the author of Entrepreneurial Journalism (CQ Press 2011) and Journalism Next (CQ Press 4th ed. 2019), a follow-up to Journalism 2.0: How to Survive and Thrive in the Digital Age.

Todd L. Belt is Professor and Director of the Political Management Master’s Program in the Graduate School of Political Management at The George Washington University.

Award-winning international business journalist Sissel McCarthy is a Distinguished Lecturer and Director of the Journalism Program at Hunter College.

Pamela Falk, a U.N. Resident Correspondent, is the CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst based at the United Nations.

Jessica Jerreat​: “VOA’s focus is to show through our own journalism the positive impact independent reporting can have.”

Awarded journalist Melissa Noel offers advice to freelancers and insights from her successful career in an interview with the Foreign Press.

"Media Capture: How Money, Digital Platforms, and Governments Control the News"

“The Believer” is the latest book from veteran journalist Ralph Blumenthal, a New York Times reporter for 45 years.

“Writing Wait for Me was more than therapeutic: It was cathartic as well”

Arora Akanksha: the incident of sexual harassment by her male superior

NPR's Cheryl W. Thompson: "Don’t leave an interview without getting what you need"

Bill Gentile speaks to Foreign Press about his latest documentary ‘Freelancers’, how he manages risky situations abroad, and the importance of freelance journalists.