Teams
Emily Parker
Emily Parker is an investigative journalist based in New York City. With a degree in Journalism from the Columbia School of Journalism, she has spent the past 12 years covering global events, particularly in the Middle East and Asia. Emily has written for renowned publications such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and Time Magazine. Known for her in-depth analysis and fearless reporting, she was nominated for a Pulitzer in 2021. Emily is also a visiting lecturer at her alma mater and mentors young journalists.
Clara Mitchell
Clara Mitchell is a London-based environmental journalist with a passion for telling stories about climate change and sustainability. She holds a degree in Environmental Sciences from the University of Oxford, which she skillfully combines with her journalistic talents. Clara has reported from the frontlines of climate protests, documented the effects of rising sea levels on coastal communities, and has been published in both The Guardian and BBC News. In 2022, Clara published her first book, "Green Horizons: The Fight for a Sustainable Future."
Benjamin (Ben) Carter
Benjamin Carter, known to most as Ben, is a seasoned technology journalist based in Silicon Valley. He holds a master's degree in Digital Media from Stanford University. For over a decade, Ben has covered the ever-evolving tech industry, profiling startups and interviewing some of the biggest names in tech. He currently writes a weekly column for Wired, exploring the implications of technology on society. In his free time, Ben hosts a popular podcast, "Tech & Tomorrow," where he delves deep into future tech trends.
Robert (Rob) Hayes
Robert Hayes, commonly referred to as Rob, is a sports journalist hailing from Chicago. Specializing in baseball and basketball, Rob's articles regularly appear in ESPN Magazine and Sports Illustrated. He began his career as a sports announcer for local radio stations, later transitioning to print and digital media. Rob's engaging writing style, combined with his deep understanding of the games he covers, has earned him a reputation as a trusted voice in the sports journalism community. In 2019, he released a documentary on the history of basketball in Chicago, which garnered critical acclaim.