Joanne Doroshow of the Center for Justice and Democracy at New York Law School wrote an article in the Huffington Post that featured the Texas tort reform video we produced for the Center for American Progress. “Ebola-infected Thomas Eric Duncan was misdiagnosed in an emergency room and sent home in Texas, a state where patient safety …
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We spent the summer learning all about Texas Tort Reform and working with the great people of Legal Progress at the Center for American Progress to design a story that would show the human impact of an issue that can sometimes get lost in legalese and political debate. You can read more about the issue …
Just a quick note about this, since honestly, you should just watch it anyway for an inside look at the outbreak on the ground. But since I’m preparing for coaching at Mountain Workshops next week, I’ve got my educator hat on and wanted to point out something I think this video does really well, that is …
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Heading to the mountains to video-coach the heck out of some great storytellers at The Mountain Workshops
This sick video is popping up a lot this week. It’s a 4-minute slow motion piece by Ben Garvin that captures 10 seconds of the Twin Cities marathon using a super fancy Fastec TS3 slow motion camera. I clicked on it thinking it would have that visceral appeal of the ESPN body issue, where the rippling …
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