ThinkBrigade

09/04/2013

We are excited to announce that we have been nominated for a BOB Award! Thank you to all our hard working reporters. This wouldn't have happened without you.

Visit the link below for more information and feel free to vote for the ThinkBrigade initiative :D

The Bobs Awards - Deutsche Welle is looking for the best blogs, microblogs and social media projects.

03/04/2013

These are some of the people who have been reporting for ThinkBrigade from around the globe in the last year. Watch this video message from ThinkBrigade’s multimedia journalists:

25/03/2013

Rajneesh Bhandari uses poetic photography to express his love for his beautiful mother, and reflect on his home village and its meaning, many years on.

25/03/2013

From the first attempts of freedom of speech to personalised online searches, pay-walls and multi-tasking journalists: what will the future bring? Is there a way to know? Benno Hansen reflects.

22/03/2013

In 1960, a 73-year-old Lithuanian embarked on a trans-Siberian cycling trip. He didn't make it, but his legacy lives on.

21/03/2013

Almost every other child in Chile is born via a caesarean - one of the world's highest rate. Why is this so, and why should this number be decreased for the sake of the mothers-to-be?

18/03/2013

Ife Smith asks why the judicial system in Trinidad and Tobago unfairly treats women who suffer from domestic violence. In collaboration with Women Deliver: 100 Young Leaders.

15/03/2013

Anna Zhou reflects on the future of journalism and how the young generation can embrace it.

13/03/2013

Most victims of the some 3,000 vicious acid attacks in Bangladesh over the last 2 decades were women and girls. An infographic brings the statistics to life.

11/03/2013

Here is a roundup of the best pictures of the month: February. Take a look:

11/03/2013

Why are babies born with physical conditions being killed in northern Ghana? Npong Francis reports.

06/03/2013

Vala Halldorsdottir, one of the authors of a documentary about young online entrepreneurs, says there is only one way to get creative things done: JUST DO IT.