Jared Goyette

• Edit English-language articles for The Reporters, a literary journalism  magazine featuring Ukrainian writers.
• Edit English-language content for partner NGOs and international organizations 

• Increased Telegram group participation from 20 to 240 journalists
• Launched an international guest speaker series

• Host and plan weekly online English conversation clubs for Ukrainian ESOL students

• Edited English translations of essays, book reviews, and special projects on Ukrainian literature.
• Conducted interviews and wrote feature articles highlighting Ukrainian writers 

• Reported and wrote comprehensive digital features for Fox9.com.
• Edited articles by reporters and served as weekend assignment editor
• Coordinated breaking news coverage logistics
• Produced social media teasers for Twitter and Facebook.
• Updated station's YouTube channel 

Awards: 2022 Peter S. Popovich Award, by the Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists for advocacy in press freedom and journalistic rights.

• Produced breaking news and in-depth featuresThe Guardian and The Washington Post
• Contributed to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), BBC Panorama, New York Post, AFP, The Reformer and The Sahan Journal.

Awards: Recognized by the Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists for best “Enterprise/In-Depth” single-story reporting (2020) for co-written coverage of evolving police tactics near George Floyd Square.

• Produced breaking news, developing stories and follow-up analysis 
• Filmed hosts and guests, produced videos for Facebook and Twitter
• Edited web posts for newsroom staff, including six reporters and four producers   
• Produced/edited newsletters and managed Facebook accounts 

Award: 2019 Marconi Award, “Best Radio Podcast,” for “Denied Justice”: Served on the script writing, editing, and production team for this investigative podcast with the Star Tribune. The series exposed Minnesota law enforcement’s failures to investigate certain rape cases.

• Covered international youth activism and refugee resettlement
• Collaborated with the podcast team to make stories more visual and shareable
• Organized college forums on the Syrian refugee crisis at Macalester College and Harvard University.

Accomplishments: Wrote two “How to Help” articles on the Syrian refugee crisis, each exceeding 500,000 unique readers. (here and here). Authored a feature on refugee resettlement in Montana that was highlighted by the Solutions Journalism Network.

• Oversaw freelance reporters and video producers across Latin America
• Collaborated with social media teams to determine story formats and strategy.
• Helped coordinated digital and TV coverage of The Revolution of Dignity (from our studio in Miami)
• Served as assignment editor for coverage of the 43 disappeared Ayotzinapa students in Mexico (2014), publishing exclusive footage that broke news in the U.S. and Mexico.

• Directed a team of two reporters, a community editor, a copy editor, and dozens of community contributors
• Developed strategy to recruit community contributors and keep them engaged.
• Hosted workshops on photography, writing, and community journalism

Accomplishments:  Increased unique site visitors by 18.45% year over year, even during budget cuts, by launching new editorial verticals  

• Produced and edited homepage content for a leading Florida news site
• Managed at least 10 local blog partnerships across South Florida
• Founded a community journalism initiative, Open Media Miami, creating the paper’s first contributor section and organizing public workshops.

Accomplishments:  Doubled the downtown section’s audience to more than 100,000 monthly visitors and built a loyal base of readers, contributors, and sponsors.

• Covered crime and city politics, wrote features, and took photographs
• Took photographs for my own articles

Accomplishments:  Received a first-place South Carolina State Press Association award for a three-part series on Dan Hiers, a local police officer accused of killing his wife before fleeing. Interviewed the victim’s family in Portuguese, resulting in deeper, more humanistic coverage than prior reports

• Produced 10–12 articles a week covering crime and local politics.
• Shot photographs for articles and contributed to a quarterly glossy magazine

Awards: Won a South Carolina Press Association award for a follow-up piece on a suspected gang shooting, focusing on a pastor’s intervention to prevent further violence

• B.A. in Geography and Urban Studies
• Minors: Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American Studies