MIPJ 2014: Climate Change, Resource Conflict, the Environment and Human Security
Introduction to MIPJ 2014 by Publisher/Executive Editor K.J. Wetherholt
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Digital / Multimedia Edition Now AvailableThe Digital Edition of MIPJ 2014 in two forms is now available. To subscribe or login, please click link below. (Each version $.9.99)
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Condemned: The Award-Winning Work of Robin Hammond
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The new book by Robin Hammond based on his award-winning work on mental illness in Africa, published by MIPJ Partner FotoEvidence. An interview about the work and photos from the book will be featured in the next edition of the MIPJ on Climate Change, Resource Conflict, the Environment and Human Security.
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Warriors from the Reservation
Article in The Huffington Post about one of the veterans in Warriors from the Reservation: Vietnam Veteran, Tony Bush.
"We Bleed Too: Tony Bush, PTSD, and the Discharge Status of Vietnam Veterans" depicts Bush, also a participant in the Wounded Knee Incident (1973), and his plight for benefits denied to him for 40 years. Project Website: http://www.warriorsfromthereservation.com |
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Lwa Mountain: Post-Crisis Vodou in Haiti
Photo Courtesy of Anthony Karen
Produced by Anthony Karen (Photojournalist), Jan Wellmann (Documentary Director/Cinematographer), and K.J. Wetherholt (Writer and MIPJ Executive Editor), this multi-faceted project depicts the significance of Vodou among an isolated Haitian population amidst Haiti's current crises.
Titled Lwa Mountain, the project will include a traveling photo exhibition, a documentary that will appear on the international film festival circuit, and a print and digital photo/text book published by the MIPJ and distributed internationally via Ingram.
Titled Lwa Mountain, the project will include a traveling photo exhibition, a documentary that will appear on the international film festival circuit, and a print and digital photo/text book published by the MIPJ and distributed internationally via Ingram.
See the Article in the Huffington Post
Read the article by K.J. Wetherholt / Photo slideshow by Anthony Karen.
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Project Producer Anthony Karen in Slate
See work by Lwa Mountain photojournalist Anthony Karen in Slate's photo blog.
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The WARM Foundation: Telling the Story of Modern War
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New MIPJ Podcast: Statelessness
Photo courtesy of Greg Constantine.
In 2011, the UNHCR estimated there are around 12 - 15 million stateless people worldwide, although it’s difficult to correctly estimate that number since most countries that have stateless populations do not keep accurate records.
In this latest audio podcast, the MIPJ examines this issue with photojournalist Greg Constantine and Washington DC correspondent, Sean Mullan, produced/hosted by Leigh Barrett. Greg Constantine is a Pulitzer Center grantee for Statelessness: A Human Rights Crisis.
In this latest audio podcast, the MIPJ examines this issue with photojournalist Greg Constantine and Washington DC correspondent, Sean Mullan, produced/hosted by Leigh Barrett. Greg Constantine is a Pulitzer Center grantee for Statelessness: A Human Rights Crisis.
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MIPJ Partner MediaStorm's Role in the
29th Annual ICP Infinity Awards Please see the article about MediaStorm and the ICP Infinity Awards on the Huffington Post, written by the IIPFoundation Principal/MIPJ Executive Editor.  |
2012 MIPJ Print/Digital Edition Distributed Internationally by Ingram
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The International Information Policy Foundation (IIPF) released its first print / digital edition of the International Journal of Media and Information Policy (MIPJ), distributed internationally by Ingram, in June 2012.
2012 MIPJ Inaugural Edition: Co-Editor and Photo Editor for VII for the Inaugural edition: Gary Knight, VII Co-Founder/Photographer, 2010 Nieman Fellow and Founder/Director of the Program for Narrative and Documentary Practice at Tufts University. Cover image: photo from the Horn of Africa by Lynsey Addario / VII. For further information about the 2012 MIPJ Inaugural Edition, please see its dedicated Flash Site. (.pdf of contributors).  |
New Advisory Board Member: Wade Davis
For 2013, we would like to welcome a new member to our Advisory Board, Wade Davis, National Geographic Explorer in Residence, Anthropologist, Ethnobotanist, and expert on indigenous issues internationally.
Named by the NGS as one of the Explorers for the Millennium, he has been described as “a rare combination of scientist, scholar, poet and passionate defender of all of life’s diversity.” In recent years his work has taken him to East Africa, Borneo, Nepal, Peru, Polynesia, Tibet, Mali, Benin, Togo, New Guinea, Australia, Colombia, Vanuatu, Mongolia and the high Arctic of Nunuvut and Greenland. More about Wade may be found on his MIPJ bio page here.
Named by the NGS as one of the Explorers for the Millennium, he has been described as “a rare combination of scientist, scholar, poet and passionate defender of all of life’s diversity.” In recent years his work has taken him to East Africa, Borneo, Nepal, Peru, Polynesia, Tibet, Mali, Benin, Togo, New Guinea, Australia, Colombia, Vanuatu, Mongolia and the high Arctic of Nunuvut and Greenland. More about Wade may be found on his MIPJ bio page here.
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