Dear Correspondents, We've received some questions about the frontline journal and your angles for this assignment. I want to clarify a couple of quick things. The frontline journal assignment is all about telling a story from your own perspective. The primary focus is not reporting on an issue from the standpoint of another persons or groups. Think about a topic that you are passionate about--maybe it's something that impacts you every day? Is there change that is happening in your community that you want to be a part of? You can include information and background about the subject, and even include interviews with other people involved in the topic--but the main idea is that you're telling a story about something that affects you--in your own words. If you need any help brainstorming topics, please feel free to contact Cristi or myself. Kind regards, Rachael

Northern America

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