After more than ten years, I’ve said goodbye to my friends at
Washington International School and started working as national education coordinator at the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. Here are five cool things about my new job:
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Bringing journalists into classrooms to talk to kids about their work — from covering the tuberculosis epidemic in Moldova, to Haitian families rebuilding after the earthquake, to desertification in China.
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Working in a digital-first journalism organization with people who know what that means.
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No longer being saddled with a “techie” label, so now I can just enjoy technology without being a helper monkey.
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Working in Dupont Circle.
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Crazy awesome photojournalism decorating in my office.
Excellent website. I would like contact you, because I have made a essay and I have the dream you read it and tell me your opinion. I write you from Lima Peru.
Hi Mark!
I’m Luz your WorldLing moderator (: I wrote to you so we could keep in contact and hope to learn more form you. I couldn’t find your card with your e-mail so I hope you can write to mine so I’ll add you.
Again, thanks for your amazing participation and hoping to take part on one of your workshops.
Best, Luz