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by Barbara Wiedemann
After a rigorous selection process involving more than 1,500 candidates, UNC School of Media and Journalism alumnus and Roy H. Park Fellow Jordan Fieulleteau ’16, ’18 (M.A.) has been named one of 80 research fellows at the American Voices Project undertaken by Stanford University, Princeton University and the American Institutes for Research. Spearheaded by two of America’s leading poverty and inequality researchers, the project is currently sending paid fellows to 200 communities across all 50 states plus Native American nations, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. All told, the team of researchers and support staff plan to conduct immersive, confidential interviews with a total of 5,000 households.

Story by CBS 17/WNCN-TV | ​Originally published July 30, 2019, on cbs17.com

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In this episode, Dean Susan King talks with alumna Jacqueline Charles '94, a Pulitzer Prize finalist and Emmy Award-winning Caribbean Correspondent at The Miami Herald, a McClatchy-owned paper which circulates in greater Miami and is read throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.

Story by University Communications | ​Originally published July 10, 2019, on unc.edu