PAST TRIPS
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Cuba 2018
In January 2018, Journalism Without Walls visited Cuba for the third time. Six students and two professors filed multimedia reports from the island nation
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Ecuador 2017
5 students and 2 professors journeyed to South America and filed these reportsfocusing on issues facing the indigenous people of the Amazon
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Korea 2016
Students and teachers travelled to South Korea in 2016 and reported back with these multimedia stories about their culture, lifestyles and politics.
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Cuba 2016
In a time of historic changes in relations between the United States and Cuba, nine students and two professors traveled to Havana to report
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Bangalore 2015
Students and teachers traveled to this modernizing city in an ancient, tradition bound country and reported what they found.
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China 2014
This program took students to Beijing and Yangzhou, a small ancient city that has been left behind by modernization, and witnessed the rich complexity of modern China
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Kenya 2013
Turkana’s remoteness hasn’t sheltered it from modern pressures. Stony Brook journalism students report on how Turkana people deal with change.
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China 2012
In June 2012, a group of seven students from Stony Brook University set out on a reportorial tour of China. They visited two areas: Baoding and Guizhou Province.
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Cuba 2012
This 2012 program took a group of students to Havana, Cuba to explore recent changes in a country that remains off limits to most Americans, even as it slowly opens up to the rest of the world.
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Russia 2011
This program took students to St. Petersburg, the home of the former capital of the tsars. Students were exposed to the rich complexity of modern Russia. They met Russian journalists, and learned about Russian media and culture.