2022
- Into the High Sierras (Spotlight)
- What's Happening at the U.S. Border? (Spotlight)
- Explore: Napa Valley (Sacramento Magazine)
- Internet Blackout in Kazakhstan amid Protests silenced a DW Akademie partner for nearly a week (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- Challenges - and Solutions - for Rural Journalism in Uganda (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- In Armenia, Reporters Factcheck Government Officials and War Reporting (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- Citizen journalists in Pakistan aim to give a voice to growing number of Afghan refugees (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- Young Cambodians learn about media literacy's role in democracy (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- Community radio in Georgia: How one woman found her calling in journalism (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- In Uzbekistan, hands-on international media training shapes regional journalism (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- In the Maghreb, emerging technology makes storytelling more efficient and effective (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
- Covering Iraq's complex economy, journalists explore both challenges and solutions (Deutsche Welle Akademie)
2021
- The Women Were Prepared (Ms. Magazine)
- Historic Healdsburg (Sacramento Magazine)
- Where the Women Stay and Fight (Ms. Magazine)
2020
- California's Rural Hospital Closures Crisis (KPFA Radio)
- “You just do it because it is the right and necessary thing to do” (Business Spotlight)
- Explore Carson Valley (Sacramento Magazine)
2019
- Traveling with Julia Morgan (Sacramento Magazine)
- Escape to Capay (Sacramento Magazine)
- House Votes to Keep Tax Filing Complex and Pricey (Radio/Video Interview with KPFA Pacifica Radio)
- Elizabeth Zach on Tax Lobby's Influence on the IRS (C-SPAN Washington Journal)
- Why the Government Makes Filing Your Taxes Intentionally Difficult (In These Times)
- After the Flames (Sacramento Magazine)
- Clear Lake and Beyond (Sacramento Magazine)
- Emigrating From the U.S. May Be the Only Way to Afford Eldercare (In These Times)
2018
- Country Roads (Sacramento Magazine)
- The Eastern Slope (Sacramento Magazine)
- Colombia en The New York Times (radio interview) (W Radio)
- Not Just Big Trees (Sacramento Magazine)
- In Southwest Colombia, Treasures Are Forbidden No More (The New York Times)
- How one rural California county went from the state’s highest rate of opioid deaths — to zero (Center for Health Journalism)
- In the American West, Arbitrary Poverty Designations Are Shortchanging the Rural Poor (In These Times)
- Cuernavaca: A side trip into opulence, only an hour away from Mexico’s capital (The Washington Post)
- The California Alps (Sacramento Magazine); Taking a gamble on a revitalized Reno (The Washington Post)
- Colombia’s Museum of Modern Art Celebrates Its 40th Year (The New York Times)
- Health Care for All Beings (Tricycle Buddhist Review)
2017
- Ingrid Mössinger: Eine Frau verändert eine Stadt (television interview) (Mitteldeutsche Rundfunk)
- Keep Heading North (Sacramento Magazine)
- On a Mission: Santa Ynez Valley (Sacramento Magazine)
- At 375, Montreal’s cosmopolitan charm still seduces travelers (The Washington Post)
- A Japanese Mogul Collects Art as a Form of Giving Back (The New York Times)
- An hour from packed Kyoto, Nara is an enlightening overnight, including cordial deer (The Washington Post)
2016
- In the Badlands, Where Hope for the Nation’s First Tribal Park Has Faded (The New York Times)
- Love for the Lost Sierra (Sacramento Magazine)
- Gems, Hidden in Plain Sight in Macedonia (The New York Times)
- In Oregon’s lone National Park, hike the country’s deepest, bluest lake (The Washington Post)
- The Quiet North (Sacramento Magazine)
- West of Key West, an Under-the-Radar National Park (The New York Times)
- Uncovering Gay History in San Francisco (The New York Times)
- A Japanese Bathhouse in the Delta (San Jose Mercury News)
- Channel Islands: Adventurous Daytripping in California's Own Galapagos (San Jose Mercury News)
- Taking the Waters (Sacramento Magazine)
- On the rocks, with ice: Utah’s national parks just as spectacular in the offseason (The Washington Post)
- Horseback Riding at Bodega Bay (San Jose Mercury News)
- Women Expand Their Home on the Range (The Washington Post)
- The most striking aspect of Europe’s newest nation: Its normalcy (The Washington Post)
2015
- On horseback through the symbolic heart of Hungary (The Washington Post)
- ‘Citizens’ Museum’ of Frankfurt Celebrates 200 Years (The New York Times)
- Catching a Deeper Glimpse of American History: 24 Hours in Washington D.C.'s U Street Neighborhood (Selamta Magazine)
- Exploring Tule Lake, an Austere Land With a Complex History (The New York Times)
- Drought Tests California Tourism (The New York Times)
- In Paradisiacal Nicaragua, Contemplating a Canal (The New York Times)
- The Mora River Valley Faces A New Battle (The New York Times)
2014
- Fauna, Flora and Freighters in the Danube Delta (The New York Times)
- Defending the Age of Empire (Selamta Magazine)
- Work, Work, Work (KQED Radio San Francisco)
- Berlin Comes to Life in the Spring (The Charlotte Observer)
- Military Museum Confronts Past (The New York Times)
2013
- A mainstream home for alternative art (The New York Times)
- Have a 'Hygge' Day (LiveMint & The Wall Street Journal)
- Two Tales of Recovery In the Canary Islands (The New York Times)
- The View From a Kayak (The New York Times)
- Estonia: Of Culture, Skype and Staying Power (San Jose Mercury News)
2012
- Forgotten Corners Of the South-West (The Independent)
- As Spain Struggles, Dalí Stays In His Glory Years (The New York Times)
- Unlikely Art Hub Honed By Enthusiasm (The New York Times)
- Russia's Privately Held Art On Show (The New York Times)
- Gozo: An Island That Time Bypassed (San Jose Mercury News)
- An Early Laboratory For Bauhaus (The New York Times)
- California - The Missionary Position (LiveMint & The Wall Street Journal)