The photograph that keeps a story open
A photograph selects a small part of a larger scene: a hand on a doorway, a gaze beyond the frame, a table waiting for…
Essays
An archive is not a closed box
Keeping a photograph is only a beginning. Without names, dates and places, part of its story remains out of reach. A community archive can…
Listening makes a conversation
The next question is not always more important than the answer unfolding now. A pause can reveal something that was missing from the interview…
The olive tree in everyday life
The olive tree can be a powerful symbol, yet it also belongs to small moments: a shared meal, the scent of wood and a…
When children learn to ask questions
A child’s first journalism exercise might begin with a question about an everyday place or person. Why does a street have its name? How…