Client: Christianity Today
Remember that Christian purpose has always been rooted in the not yet.
Client: Washington Post
When you ‘Ask app not to track,’ some iPhone apps keep snooping anyway.
Client: IDEO
Client: Washington Post
Your pet’s health may tell you something about your own.
Client: Rest of World
LGBTQI groups found rare freedoms online, but this year, many were shut by censors. It feels like slowly being sanded down, said one member.
Client: Adobe
Images for 6 subjects of the teaching resources:
Art & architecture
Design
Humanities
Math
Science & engineering
Social studies
Client: Financial Times
The internet bypasses what keeps us apart: inaccessible transport, a lack of appropriate care, pain and fatigue
Client: Mozilla
Research on regulations in the U.S., India, Germany, and Kenya, explores alternative data management avenues for protecting and creating value with data, for example in reproductive health, public transportation, COVID-19 contact tracing, among others.
Client: New York Times Open
The Times’s Research and Development team conducted an experiment in surfacing news photos’ metadata to help ensure they would be used to advance the truth.
Client: Washington Post
Our test with a baby stroller finds it’s still too easy to stalk people with AirTags, Tiles and Samsung SmartTags — and no single company can fix it alone.
Client: The Science News
At the end of 2021, the effort to conquer the coronavirus feels like a longer slog than anticipated. But vaccines are still an essential tool to getting through the pandemic.
Client: Washington Post
Children aren’t allowed in the Horizon Worlds virtual-reality app, but that isn’t stopping them from socializing with adult strangers.
Personal work
Client: Rest of World
The internet affords some Iraqi women unprecedented freedom, but for many, it’s hard to shake the patriarchal norms of their IRL lives.
Client: The New Republic
Traditional treatments often take place in expensive facilities, demand total abstinence, and rely on punitive methods of control. A harm reduction model turns all of that on its head.
Client: The Intercept
Even as the ban will expire on December 31, some school districts that rely on foreign teachers will still have vacancies next semester.
Client: ProPublica
Here is our annual report on the breakdown of our staff and how we’re working to create a more diverse news organization and inclusive journalism community.
Client: Christianity Today
An avid walker explains why walking is good for spiritual growth.
Client: Lifewire
Client: Popshot
Client: New York Times Disability
It isn’t easy, but I have more than my own physical strength to rely on.
About how the consequences of falling for a disabled woman become graver as you age.
Client: Christianity Today
Advances in technology mean Christians without Scripture don't have to wait.
Client: NPR
For podcast episode on parenting - the problem of sexism in toys.
