WHYY's The Pulse spoke with Robin Stevens about bullying and violence in social media posts by teens in high-crime areas.
Amara Aguilar spoke with NPR about the livestreaming of the police killing of Philando Castile.
Oscar Garza, director of Specialized Journalism (The Arts) (MA), was a featured guest on Marfa Public Radio.
Geoffrey Cowan wrote an article for The Atlantic about Theodore Roosevelt's split with the Republican party and his third-party run for the presidency in 1912.
The Los Angeles Times interviewed Geoffrey Cowan about the political history of Sunnylands, the 25,000-square foot home in Rancho Mirage owned by the Annenberg Foundation Trust.
The Nieman Lab spoke with Amara Aguilar about her class that taught students to create content for social media.
KCET-TV's Mosaic interviewed Taj Frazier about the "China Dream" promoted by the Chinese government. "Working-class, working-poor, rural Chinese citizens are finding the Chinese Dream to be a myth," he said.
The DailyMail featured research examining how teens spend their time on their mobile devices.
The Washington Post interviewed Gordon Stables for his assessment of how Hillary Clinton should handle her public testimony during the Benghazi hearings.
The Stanford Social Innovation Review interviewed Dana Chinn about the work of the Media Impact Project.
NPR interviewed Sandy Tolan about his book, Children of the Stone.
California Forward featured Dana Chinn's work as the lead researcher of the Open Data LA project.