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Amaris Castillo

Amaris Castillo

NPR Public Editor Research/Writing Assistant, Freelance Journalist at Poynter.

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  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Media

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Recent Articles

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As journalists think of leaving X for Bluesky and Threads, media experts see pros and cons

People are leaving the Elon Musk-owned X in droves, in favor Threads and Bluesky. Both experienced tremendous growth this fall. Poynter spoke with journalists about the pros and cons.
21 days ago
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A columnist learned of holes in Massachusetts’ right-to-shelter law...

The state’s right-to-shelter law is supposed to help homeless families. The Boston Globe’s Yvonne Abraham laid bare its many challenges.
about 1 month ago
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We asked two local journalists reporting from polling centers on El...

Two local journalists — one in New Mexico and the other in Indiana — speak to Poynter about covering Election Day.
about 2 months ago
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A photojournalist reported on dozens of hurricanes over the years. ...

Douglas R. Clifford was in Tallahassee, preparing to cover Helene for the Tampa Bay Times, when the storm came knocking at his door.
3 months ago
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A New Jersey journalist couldn’t understand the obsession with Wawa...

The interactive story explored why people form attachments to brands and earned the reporter a Poynter Prize for innovation.
3 months ago
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How the Tampa Bay Times took its hurricane preparation plans to the...

‘That’s one thing I think every newsroom can learn from other newsrooms that have been through this: You’re never going to get it perfect.’
4 months ago
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A ‘media organizer’ built an abolitionist newsroom in Kansas City. ...

At The Kansas City Defender, Ryan Sorrell is following Ida B. Wells and Claudia Jones in honoring the legacy of the radical Black press
4 months ago
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Trump shooting fuels reflection for journalists who covered Gabby G...

Reporters who covered the 2011 Tucson shooting that injured Gabby Giffords and killed six remember a swarm of news outlets.
5 months ago
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Small newsrooms won big in the 2024 Pulitzers

Major news outlets took home plenty of awards, but smaller outlets like Lookout Santa Cruz, the Invisible Institute and City Bureau were among them
8 months ago
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In New Orleans, a pioneering nonprofit newsroom ponders a future be...

Karen Gadbois has kept The Lens alive as other newsrooms have crumbled. Her next move is important not just for her outlet, but a whole industry.
9 months ago
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Months after Maui wildfires brought death and devastation, Honolulu...

‘Our neighbors are hurting. And we’re doing the best we can to bring them information that will make a difference in their lives.’
12 months ago