Jackie Spinner

CREATIVE WORK

2011

Last Woman Standing in Iraq: Glamour

2012

A Language Shared by Combat Journalists and Veterans: Public Source

Hard Times in Hebron: Foreign Policy

The Cool New Palestinian Geeks: The Christian Science Monitor

2013

End of an Era: American Journalism Review

Launching a Startup in Iraq: American Journalism Review

Juggling Success and Identity in Anywhere, America: UPI

Identity Crisis in Photojournalism: American Journalism Review

Anne Savage: 'Visual Journalists Are as Important As Ever': American Journalism Review

2014

Hot Dogs! Burgers! Babaganoush!: UPI

The Careful Calculations Behind Covering ISIS Execution Videos: American Journalism Review

Freelance War Photographers: On Their Own in Dangers Zones: American Journalism Review

The Big Conundrum: Should Journalists Learn Code: American Journalism Review

She Hopes To Adopt Again Soon, But How to Prepare Her Toddler: The Washington Post

For National Adoption Month, we read Forever Mom: What To Expect When You Are Adoption: The Washington Post

Awaiting My Due Date: The Washington Post

2015

Freelance Journalists Cover Global Hot Spots: Gateway Journalism Review

A Baby in Morocco: The Washington Post

Medicaid at 50: Budget Cuts Threaten Services: AARP Bulletin

ADA 25 Chicago Focuse on Accessibility: AARP Bulletin

Columbia Journalism Review

From February 2015 through April 2018, Jackie Spinner was CJR's correspondent for Illinois and Indiana. She writes two stories per month. You can review her articles in CJR's archives here

Highlights include:

In Chicago, Two Brothers Are Using Instagram To Engage New Audiences For Investigative Reporting

How Journalists Are Using Social Media Monitoring To Support Local News Coverage

On the 'Digital Frontline.' Social Media Reporters and Editors Exposed to Vicarious Trauma

How Chicago's Press Corps Is Dealing with 'Washington Rahm'

Tax Credits Help Offset the High Cost of Adoption: Public Source

2016

New Laws Protect Older Residents: AAPR Bulletin

Why Playgrounds Are A Nightmare For Some Parents: The Washington Post

2017

Inside Morocco's renewable energy revolution: Christian Science Monitor

State Department support for diplomats with children with special needs is contracting: The Washington Post

Morocco debates a law to protect women in public spaces. Passing it is another matter: The Washington Post

Special needs parenting in Morocco: The Washington Post

2018

How Morocco has weakened its press laws, pushing readers to social media: Christian Science Monitor

How can we prepare our kids with special needs for.a school crisis?: The Washington Post

Preparing for haircuts when your child has special needs: The Washington Post