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food_inflation  

Feeding Asia (November 2011)
Rising food prices are causing serious problems across Asia, home to almost two-thirds of the world's hungry. Explore food inflation in the region through this multimedia project.

Role: Project manager, web designer, graphic artist, reporter, video producer and animation artist.
 

Rikuzentakata: Can This City Recover from the Disaster? (June 2011)
The city was almost destroyed by the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in March 2011. Three months later, it is trying to rebuild but struggling with slow progress and economic problems that predate the disaster. Will it recover? This multimedia project follows the story of one city.

Role: Project manager, reporter, video producer and animation artist.

 
china_realestate_wsj   China's Housing Market: At a Turning Point? (June 2010)
This multimedia project for the Wall Street Journal takes a wholistic look at China's soaring property market: Who are the key players that sway the markets? Who are the people affected by the increasingly unaffordable housing prices? How have government policies interfered with the market and how effective have these policies been? This multimedia package answers these and other questions through an animaton, personal videos, interactive graphics, statistics and a timeline. was also published in Chinese on CWSJ.com.

Role: Co-producer and project manager, reporter, video producer and animation artist.

Accolades: 2011 Society of American Business Editors and Writers Award for "Dissecting China's Housing Market;" category: Creative use across multiple platforms: All size groups
rural_india_wsj  

The Rise of Rural India (December 2009)
More than 700 million people live in rural India. Almost one third of them live on less than 1 dollar a day. Yet it's also an area where business and government programs see opportunitie. This multimedia project for the Wall Street Journal takes a look at rural India: as a market, as a working force and as a place that needs development.

Role: Co-producer and project manager, reporter, video editor, podcast editor.

Accolades:
2010 South Asian Journalists Association Journalism Award: Finalist in the category: Outstaning business story about South Asia, or South Asians in North America: All media
2010 Society of Publishers in Asia Award for Editorial Excellence: Winner in the category: Multimedia
hiv_vietnam   Vietnam Battles HIV Epidemic with U.S. Aid (December 2008)
The number of HIV cases in Vietnam has tripled in the last decade. With the help of U.S. funding, Vietnam's government is now tackling this global health problem. This multimedia project was published on the Wall Street Journal.

Role: Reporter, web designer, interactive producer, graphics artist, video producer.

Accolades:
2009 Webby Awards: Official Honoree in the documentary: single episode category for video
burma  

From Burma to New York - The Stories of Burmese Refugees (May 2008)
The number of refugees coming to the U.S. from Burma, also called Myanmar went from roughly 1600 to 14,000 between 2006 and 2007, showing a firm committment by the U.S. government to the Burmese who have lived in camps along the Thai-Burma border for up to two decades. This collaborative Master's Project for Columbia University gives an insight to the challenges that Burmese refugees face once they've set foot on American soil.

Role: Reporter, web designer, interactive producer, graphics artist, video producer, photographer.

Accolades:
2009 Webby Awards: Winner in the student category for video (Meet We Se: A Burmese Refugee Navigates a New Country)
2009 Society of Professional Journalists Deadline Club Awards: Finalist in the multimedia presentation category

second_careers  

Second Careers (February 2010)
The financial downturn has had many people rethinking their careers. But only about one in 10 follows through. This multimedia project for The Wall Street Journal profiles three people who have successfully changed careers.

Role: Project manager, web designer, reporter, video producer.

hd_nyc  

Shooting it Dirty (March 2007)
The pornography industry has always embraced new technologies. Porn filmmakers were some of the first to adopt high definition technology. But in NYC a smaller, independent pornography scene clings deems the format unsuitable for their films. This multimedia project for Columbia University explores the subject.

Role: Reporter, web designer, interactive producer, graphics artist, video producer, photographer.

fairtrade_fashion   Fairtrade Fashion (January 2007)
Visit a local Starbucks coffee shop and you’ll see a poster advertising Fair Trade Certified ™ coffee. The concept of buying products that are labeled as meeting fair trade standards is increasingly popular. But why should the international labeling standard be limited to the growers and buyers of commodities such as coffee, cotton and fruit? Will fair trade standards one day be applied to workers who make the clothing we buy everyday? Find out through this multimedia package for Columbia University.

Role: Reporter, web designer, interactive producer, graphics artist, video producer, photographer.

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Tug of War for Corn (2007)
An information graphic showing the demand for corn globally.

Role: Reporter, graphics artist
 

Autobiography (2007)
A geographical representation of my life

Role: Reporter, graphics artist
cartograms  

Tax credits awarded to Brownfields in New York State (2007)
A graphic about the Brownfields Cleanup Program, a law instated by the New York State government.

Role: Reporter, graphics artist
     
     
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