Emily Feldman
Pulitzer Center
Turkey
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The Man Raising an Army of Psychologists in Iraq
The so-called Islamic State has left thousands of trauma victims in Iraq. This Kurdish-German psychologist is training the next generation of specialists needed to treat them. → Read More
This Man Helped Save a Thousand Escaped ISIS Slaves in Iraq
A Yazidi advocate helped quietly usher 1,100 ISIS survivors to Germany in an unprecedented asylum program. → Read More
Journalist Emily Feldman Visits Elon University
The Yazidi community was devastated as the Islamic State forced conversions and enslavement. Journalist's reporting tells what happened next. → Read More
Inside the city in Turkey where ISIS recruited its deadliest bombers
Mashable is a leading source for news, information & resources for the Connected Generation. → Read More
U.S. states shut the door to refugees fleeing ISIS and the war in Syria
When reports emerged that one of the Paris attackers may have made his way to France disguised as a refugee, the governor of one of the few U.S. states that has already opened i... → Read More
Crackdown and tensions before Turkey's general election
ISTANBUL — Voters in Turkey return to the polls Sunday against a backdrop of violence and polarization that has caused even the most optimistic observers to change their tune. T... → Read More
Journalists fought to keep Turkish TV station live after police stormed building
Anchors at two Turkish televisions stations fought to keep their stations on the air as Turkish police raided the headquarters of an opposition media group. → Read More
Entrepreneurs launch coding school for refugees in Germany
BERLIN — Weston Hankins, an entrepreneur in Germany currently juggling three startups, was complaining to a friend one night about the lack of computer programmers in Berlin, when they stumbled into a... → Read More
Fleeing Via Facebook: Desperate Migrants Find Smugglers Online
Fleeing Via Facebook: Desperate Migrants Find Smugglers Online → Read More
A year after ISIS rampage, Yazidis return to a devastated world
A year ago, ISIS militants turned their savagery on the Yazidis, a religious minority that has lived and worshiped in the mountains of northern Iraq since at least the 12th century. → Read More
ISIS still holds thousands of slaves, giving brisk business to human smugglers
Human smugglers have helped rescue some of the thousands of people still held as slaves by ISIS militants. But the cost is often high. → Read More
A life after slavery: how one woman escaped ISIS
After ISIS killed her husband and took her captive, Amsha Ali Alyas escaped and walked to freedom. → Read More
Disbelief and celebrations in Turkey after President Erdogan's defeat
ISTANBUL, Turkey -- Celebrations erupted in Turkey after election results confirmed what many thought they’d never see: the country’s powerful and omnipresent leader President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suf... → Read More
Turkey votes in close and critical parliamentary elections
Voters in Turkey went to the polls Sunday to cast ballots in a critical race that will help determine whether the country’s president might gain a range of new powers. → Read More
Key election in Turkey will decide powers for President Erdogan
Turkey’s president has done little to mask his ambition to boost his power. → Read More
Want to avoid Turkish prison? Don't insult Erdogan online
ISTANBUL, Turkey — On Monday, the government in Turkey once again banned access to social media -- including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. The government's ostensible reason for the ban was a refusal... → Read More
Soccer fans in Turkey on trial for protesting against the government
ISTANBUL, Turkey -- In one of the latest trials targeting anti-government protesters, Turkish prosecutors are accusing an unlikely group of attempting to overthrow the government --soccer fans. The gr... → Read More
Tensions rise in Turkey after bloody hostage standoff in Istanbul courthouse
The tragic and bloody end to an hours-long hostage standoff inside an Istanbul courthouse on Tuesday has raised the tensions that still linger in Turkey. → Read More
Kurdish rebel leader calls for end to conflict with Turkey
ISTANBUL, Turkey — More than 30 years after a Kurdish rebel group took up arms against the Turkish government, the group's leader is calling for peace from his prison cell. → Read More
The dangerous rebuilding of Kobani
SURUC, Turkey — The sun was beginning to set at the dusty border gate across from the Syrian town of Kobani and the last of the mini-trucks, queuing all day, were finally beginning to move. Stuffed wi... → Read More