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Director Linda Goldstein Knowlton emphasizes teaching age-appropriate social justice activism, or "radical joy," to instill hope in children.
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As an intern for POV, I assisted in interviewing Knowlton, finding the best quotes to use, and editing the video.
This video is part of my semester-long senior capstone project about coronavirus racism. Since social distancing measures unfortunately prevented photography and video shoots, I used this project as an opportunity to combine my amateur art skills with my formal education in journalism. In just two weeks, I taught myself to create simple video animations to tell a story. Click here to explore the full project.
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Having that mentality of "THE GRIND NEVER STOPS" could eventually hurt you and maybe even lead to injury or death. I explore how hustle culture could lead to burnout, a syndrome characterized by chronic workplace stress.
The Roundup
The Roundup is a pop culture segment for The 631, the first ever digital news show at Stony Brook University's School of Journalism. The segment was created by Kiki Sideris and Remi Schott. Episodes are shown in reverse chronological order.
Nov. 15 marks two years since emo rapper Lil Peep's death, but his legacy still runs strong. I contributed reporting on the premiere of Lil Peep's documentary, "Everybody's Everything," and scripted and edited the video.
On this week's episode of The Roundup, I talk about Tekashi69's trial and the history of using rap lyrics as evidence in court.
On this week's episode, Kiki Sideris speaks about the highlights of New York Fashion Week.
The 631
This is the introduction for "The 631," the Stony Brook University School of Journalism's first ever digital news show, produced for students by students. The show first aired on October 23, 2019. The intro was filmed and edited by Kiki Sideris.
For the first time, "No Religion" has topped a survey of Americans' religious identities. I spoke to political scientist and Baptist pastor Ryan Burge, who conducted the survey after noticing his own congregation in Mount Vernon, Illinois was shrinking. He talks about the future of Christianity and churches in America.
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We explore the struggles of an English Language Learner (ELL) student through the eyes of a Haitian girl. I contribute editing, scriptwriting, and reporting. Produced by Liz Pulver, Kiki Sideris, and Remi Schott
Do you even lift, bro? Kiki Sideris talks to a female power lifter to figure out how to overcome gym intimidation.
Kiki Sideris and Neda Karimi speak to a local graffiti artist during his first workshop at the Welwyn Preserve in Glen Cove.
An East Setauket frat house bans Xanax at its parties.
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