Sarah Gudenau

Listening in Public Spaces Reflection I attended a virtual discussion titled “Listening in Public Spaces: An Act of Inclusion and Social...

Reflection 10: Story of Collaboration This week’s theme is “storytelling differently.” How can we, as storytellers ourselves and...

Reflection 9: Covering Religion, Terrorism and Peace This week’s class topic was religion and our assignment was to check out a...

Ethan Demarest dresses up for senior prom in 2018 for their high school in Livonia, Michigan. Shortly after, they graduated from high...

Reflection 8: Resources for reporting a solutions story During this week’s class, we explored solutions journalism, which is what it...

Reflection 7: Social Status This week’s class topic was social status and the reflection activity was to play a game where the goal is to...

Reflection 6: Gender Documentary “Miss Representation” had me in tears by the end of the documentary. I watched Jean Kilbourne’s “Killing...

Discussion Leading: Gender From "Black Feminism and Intersectionality" (Sharon Smith) I specifically chose the gender week for discussion...

Reflection 5: Immersion A sign stands outside of the Tallahatchie County Courthouse memorializing Emmett Till. (Emmett Till Interpretive...

Reflection 4: How Can We Write Differently? (Pew Research Center) The results from the recent Pew Research Center study regarding voters'...

Reflection 3: Implicit Associations “No, where are you REALLY FROM?” (Kiyun Kim) Once you have the word for them, microaggressions, you...

Reflection 2: “Under Our Skin” After spending some time checking out the “Under Our Skin” project of the Seattle Times, something that...

Reflection 1: "The More We Know, The More We See" Two photos of Kamala Harris are featured in Vogue. The left is the online cover while...