Editing The New York Times Planet Fat project When we started talking to the New York Times enterprise video team about editing a project they were producing, we knew the footage we were going to be handed would be a) beautiful and b) thoughtfully captured. Catherine here, I want to spend a second digging into …
The Autoimmune Encephalitis Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for autoimmune encephalitis through collaborative research and advanced clinical care and to ensuring that no family faces this illness alone.
In 2013, this video won the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation video award for highlighting the work of Northern Piedmont Community Care (NPPC). NPPC is a community-based care management system that is patient-focused and cost-effective. NPCC provides transitional care, chronic disease management, social work services, service coordination, access support, health education, and nutrition counseling.
This is a project Catherine created as a grad student. It is foundational to how she approaches storytelling. Here are the reflections she wrote about the project: My brother Ben died of cancer when he was 27, and I was 23. Several years later, I came to this project with an interest in telling a …
As a Lewis Hine Documentary Fellow through the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, I documented the work of Hope for Children, an organization that supports children whose families have been affected by HIV. HFC gives support to over 700 children. Each child is provided with clothes, education, medical attention, and has the opportunity to …