The journey is the destination

Article Abstract:

A journalist and author reminiscences on the philanthropic disposition of her photographer son, Dan Eldon which eventually propelled him towards a gruesome death in Mogadishu, Somalia. While she blames herself for her son's death by encouraging him to become a photographer, to Dan life was a journey to be viewed with sincerity and clarity of vision. He set up a charity, build two wells for the refugees at Malawi and donated a Land Cruiser to the Save the Children Fund. Although a tough journalist, Dan was horrified by the reality of war and famine as depicted by the pictures he took in Somalia.

Personal narratives, Behavior, Ethical aspects, Journalists, Journalism, War photographers

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Requiem for the boys on the bus

Article Abstract:

A Washington reporter for the New York Times disagrees with Howie Kurtz, a reporter for the Washington post, and suggests that it is the men rather than women who are destroying the fun in political journalism.

Evaluation, Women journalists, Women in journalism

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