"Survivng Mexico," a new book by Profs. Celeste González de Bustamante and Jeannine Relly, was released in July. Their research examines how Mexican journalists forge ahead despite threats and attacks from networks of politcal power, business interests and organized crime.
A global audience attended a virtual panel on media coverage of sexual violence in the Global South on March 20, 2021, moderated by Prof. Jeannine Relly and co-sponsored by the Institute for International Journalism at Ohio University and the Center for Border & Global Journalism.
Prof. Celeste González de Bustamante, director of the Center for Border & Global Journalism, led a panel that talked about the relationship between local reporters (“fixers”) in Mexico and international journalists on Sept. 18, 2019.
CNN en Español's Carmen Aristegui received the school's 2018 Zenger Award for Press Freedom for her fearless dedication in exposing government corruption in Mexico, where nearly 100 journalists have been murdered or disappeared in the past decade. She was honored Oct. 12, at the Westward Look Resort.
The number of journalists assaulted, threatened and killed around the world is growing with more than 825 journalists slain in the last decade. A new study by professors Jeannine Relly and Celeste González de Bustamante offers a theoretical framework to study collective action to the violence.

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	Profs' book examines Mexican journalists' resolve By Rachel Mosteller Death. Disappearance. Surveillance. Two professors from the University of Arizona School... read more
	Panel analyzes journalism 'fixers' in Mexico's zones of conflict The Center for Border & Global Journalism held its first fall 2019 event on Sept. 18: “Fixing Journalism... read more
	Relly, Zanger get $2,000 CMES grant for Kurdistan work Jeannine Relly and Maggy Zanger received a 2018 Center for Middle Eastern Studies Faculty Research Grant for... read more
	González de Bustamante wins CBGJ faculty research grant The Center for Border & Global Journalism has awarded its 2018 faculty research grant to Dr. Celeste... read more

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