 | The Atlantic | 6.3.13 | Cambodia's Orphan-Industrial Complex |  The country's orphanages are brimming, but along with brighter opportunities for poor kids come signs of long-lasting attachment issues. |
 | NPR | 5.14.13 | As Gamblers Gather, Thailand's Child Boxers Slug It Out |  If someone asked you to bet on the outcome of a nine-year old’s boxing match, would you do it? In Thailand’s rural villages, it happens all the time, where child boxers and gambling are among the oldest traditions of Muay Thai fighting. |
 | Postulate One | 4.23.13 | Uncovering Burma: a 10 part Series |  We cycled through Burma for five weeks. The following 10 part series is our account of how recent political changes in this historically isolated country are affecting the lives of its everyday citizens. |
 | Little India | 4.17.13 | Against All Odds |  The journey of almost irrational probabilities from youth cricket academies, to the different club teams, to the selection of state teams, and finally (for thetop .0000001%) onto a position on Team India. |
 | Forbes.com | 12.16.12 | The Culture Shock of India's Call Centers |  We sat in on a call center training course in Bangalore. Our piece follows the stories of three individuals: a trainee applying for jobs, a current call center employee, and a burnt-out employee who is now teaching the course. Each person’s life was deeply affected by their time on the call center floor, with the graveyard shifts, jump in disposable income, and immersion in western culture the job entailed. One loses control and sinks into heroin addiction, another is so moved she is planning to immigrate to the United States illegally, and the last, who has yet to get a job, struggles to find one on time so he can attract a Hindu bride. |
 | Thought Catalog | 12.8.12` | A Disappearing Lifestyle: Two Weeks In An Indian Village |  The piece takes readers into the world of New Brahmanapally, a rural farming community in the heartland of India's cotton region. What took Europe one hundred years, and America fifty, is happening to India within the span of a single decade. An older generation works to squeeze a livlihood out of a cotton crop that can no longer support them, all the while their children leave the village for big cities to go find work and better lives. Brahmanapally is emptying, and everyone knows it. The farmers are scrambling to secure themselves before they're the ones left behind. |
 | Letsbewild.com | 9.26.12 | Ushba: The Irresistible Climb |  A story taking you into the community of mountain climbers who vie for one of Georgia's most dangerous peaks. While we were there in Mid August, thunderstorms made the climb deadly for those on the mountain. One climber died, another was stuck near the summit for four days, and a group of 20 russian climbers from Moscow couldn’t reach the peak despite bringing 600 kilos of climbing gear with them. |
 | The Ecologist Magazine | 8.12.12 | The Battle for Gerze: A Tale of Coal and Controversy |  Along Turkey’s Black Sea coastline, a small town’s three-year long fight against the construction of a coal-fired power plant, and the billionaire multinational corporation behind it |
| Postulate One | 6.1.12 | Disappearing Students: The Miseducation of Romania's Gypsies |  Most of Romania's Gypsy children never get past eighth grade. They face pressure to work and help their family, and discrimination in the classroom. Their miseducation enforces a cycle of poverty that shows few signs of slowing down |
