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Seth Herald (b.1991) is a photojournalist who is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. He has worked across the United States covering national news events, protests, politics, and daily life. In 2014 and 2018 he worked in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories documenting daily life and the continuing conflict, In 2019 he documented pro democracy protests in Hong Kong. In 2015, He placed first and second in the Indiana Associated Press Awards for his collaborative work covering the HIV epedimic in Southern Indiana with WFYI public radio for Best continuous coverage of a single event, and Best news series. His work has appeared in publications such as: The Atlantic, BBC, Bloomberg Businessweek, CNN, Esquire, Forbes, The Guardian, Huffington Post, Mondoweiss, NPR, Newsweek, TIME Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and others. Hostile Environment Training. RISC Training: Hostile Environment Training, Cyber Security Training, and Battlefield Medical Training. Reuters Hostile Environment and Medical Training.
Produced for AJPlus
A portrait sires of local residents of Flint Michigan with captions describing the effect the water crisis/lead poisoning has had one their lives.
Produced for G/O Media
Produced for The Atlantic
Violent clashes broke out in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday after white-nationalist groups marched through the University of Virginia’s Emancipation Park by torchlight on Friday night.
Produced for NPR
Charlie Oen's battle with addiction started when he was 16 and his family moved to Lima, Ohio. It was the last stop in a string of moves his military family made — from Panama to North Carolina, Kentucky, Texas and Germany.
Jones, 75, served on two Navy deployments during the Vietnam War. Born and raised in a small town in Licking County, Jones, like many veterans from his generation, returned to rural America after the war.
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