Alejandra Ibarra Chaoul

@luoach.bsky.social

Nonfiction writer. Interested in censorship of local journalism, community violence and trauma. Passionate storyteller. Love a good podcast.

I am grateful to @msrachelforlittles.bsky.social for trusting me with her story at this moment of consequence, as she advocates for the children of Gaza and follows in the footsteps of her own childhood hero, Mister Rogers. Sharing with a gift link: wapo.st/46vqYbL

Ms. Rachel grew up on Mister Rogers. Now she’s carrying on his legacy.

The YouTube star wants her audiences — adults and children alike — to see the humanity of all people.

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In a moment when institutions are capitulating to the administration over diversity and race— Im thinking of offering a condensed version of my short Columbia course on race, media and global history for this moment. Would y’all sign up?

"only a few [threats] (4%) came from organized crime groups or cartels, while a striking 29% could be traced to public officials, including mayors, municipal councillors, police officers and security forces." This is stellar reporting from @luoach.bsky.social on journalism in #Mexico. A must read!

Kate Doyle@katidoyle.bsky.social · 2y ago

Absolutely fascinating story that shifts the focus from Mexico’s journalists-as-victims to the possibility of journalist-designed solutions to the violence targeting them (and the State’s failure to address it).

Absolutely fascinating story that shifts the focus from Mexico’s journalists-as-victims to the possibility of journalist-designed solutions to the violence targeting them (and the State’s failure to address it).

Alejandra Ibarra Chaoul@luoach.bsky.social · 2y ago

Very happy to share this story out today in @newlinesmag.bsky.social about an innovative program to prevent journalists’ murders in the deadliest state for reporters in Mexico. Give it a read! newlinesmag.com/reportage/pr...