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Catherine Lafferty tells her story as part of Turning Points, a GRC series airing weekends on PBS NewsHour that explores alcohol use, addiction, resilience and healing in the Canadian North.

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Congratulations to the entire team that produced "America's Medical Supply Chain," which has been recognized with the IRE Award, the top investigative reporting prize in N. America. This FRONTLINE | PBS documentary was reported by AP journalists Martha Mendoza and Juliet Linderman, and directed by GRC founder Peter Klein. With instrumental support from the entire "Hidden Costs of Supply Chains" team, including Jane Lister, Christine Brandt, Sharon Nadeem, Britney Dennison, K...ate McCormick, Calyn Shaw, Dave Rummel, Andrew Munroe, Tim Grucza, Adam Lingo, Josh Pratt, Logan Turner, Freda Bi, Liam Fox, Irena Hwang, Stephane Lavoie, Pragya Priyadarshini, Patrick Sales, Leah Shipton and so many more who contributed! No to mention the amazing editorial team at FRONTLINE, led by Raney Aronson, Andrew Metz and Frank Koughan, and the great AP editors Alison Kodjak and Ron Nixon. See more

The Global Reporting Centre is proud to lead several teaching and student initiatives focused on educating the next generation of global reporters. Learn more about the work we do below.

In The Fish You (Don’t Know You) Eat, our @Global Reporting Program team uncovered a supply chain from Latin America to West Africa to China that is polluting the ocean, causing food insecurity in coastal communities, and risking the collapse of fisheries.

Chief Ernest Betsina co-created this story in partnership with our production team at the Global Reporting Centre. We worked together on creative and editorial decisions to bring you his story and his experience in his own words. We're excited to broadcast his story, and others in the series, in partnership with PBS NewsHour.

Ernest Betsina is the elected Chief of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation in the Northwest Territories. His story traces his journey to sobriety through family, faith, and finding purpose. This is the first in our Turning Points series, which will roll out over the next few weeks in partnership with PBS NewsHour. These stories are produced in partnership with Indigenous storytellers.

Thrilled to share that starting tonight, PBS NewsHour will begin to broadcast our Global Reporting Centre project Turning Points. The stories in this project we...re produced, directed and told by indigenous people themselves, as part of an empowerment journalism project, and address the serious public health issue that is alcohol abuse in communities in the Canadian Arctic. See more

For the next several weeks, we’re bringing you stories from Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories stories produced in partnership with Indigenous storytellers, as part of the Turning Points project. We spent several years working alongside a community of storytellers to capture their stories about alcohol use, addiction, resilience and healing in the North. Catch the first in the series tonight on PBS NewsHour.

Lasting peace has been a boost for protecting Rwanda's famous Mountain Gorillas. While reporting in Rwanda as part of recent series 'Imagine: Reflections on Peace', The Global Reporting Centre travelled to Volcanoes National Park in the north-west of the country to document the endangered apes. Work to stop poaching and efforts to build the country's ecotourism industry has seen gorilla numbers bounce back from 240 to more than 1000 in the last 40 years. ... Visits to Rwanda's national parks alone generated $18.7m in revenue in 2017 where tourists pay as much as $1,500 per person for a permit to see the gorillas in their natural habitat. Follow the link to watch the video https://vimeo.com/436808169