Special Edition: #MizzouNobel On this week's special edition of Global Journalist, a team of Missouri School of Journalism reporters and professionals pull back the curtain on the...
Peace Corps spurred career of New Yorker’s Hessler On this special edition of Global Journalist, an extended interview with award-winning foreign correspondent and author Peter Hessler. In 1996,...
India’s toilet boom The the practice of outdoor defecation is a major cause of diarrheal diseases that kill about 2,200 children a day - more than die from HIV/AIDS,...
Tanzania’s crackdown on media, gay rights Over the past two years, Tanzania's President John Magufuli has led what critics say is a broad assault on human rights, including freedom of...
The problem of child soldiers Thousands of children have been used as soldiers in at least 18 countries around the world in the past two years. For the children who survive, the...
War in space [rebroadcast] Earlier this year, Vice President Mike Pence renewed a call by the Trump Administration for the U.S. military to create a “Space Force.” The...
Starving Yemen The struggling nation of Yemen is on the brink of what could become the worst famine the world has seen in decades. The country’s economy has...
Child marriage in Southeast Asia In late October, Malaysia’s Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad issued a directive to state officials: raise the minimum age for marriage to eighteen...
Island nations confront climate change About halfway between Hawaii and Australia is the Pacific Island nation of Kiribati. In tourism photos, the place looks like a tropical paradise. But...
Japan, U.S. face legacies of forced sterilization On this edition of Global Journalist, a look at eugenics laws and forcible sterilization in both Japan and the U.S. – two countries with a...
