Jasmine G. Email & Phone Number

United States

- Assists department leadership with project management of the research team, including sending out assignments, reviewing research documents, and giving initial notes to researchers on written drafts- Leads the organization’s response to problematic media narratives surrounding abortion as it pertains to right-wing and mainstream outlets and gives.

- Pitched and executed ideas for online content on the Media Matters website based on notable current trends in right-wing, mainstream, and local media in alignment with the organization’s strategic priorities- Monitored and analyzed on-going news events — particularly the reversal of Roe v. Wade — and other developments in print, television, and online.

- Frequently collaborated with other researchers to create timely and detail-oriented research files on a wide range of news stories, prioritizing accessibility, utility, and ease of distribution to external partners- Developed a keen understanding of conservative news practices and online spaces- Underwent extensive training on media-monitoring software.

• Reported on-campus events for W&M News with the Office of University Communications
• Adapted language and style to accommodate a general audience, using AP and W&M-specific style
• Established and met deadlines in addition to a full-time student schedule
• Conducted virtual interviews with sources to corroborate information and complement articles

• Conducted research to aid in the production of the late-night comedy program Desus & Mero
• Created beat sheets on various comedy programs, both in television and podcast format
• Produced a late-night comedy packet, pitching sketches and stories in the style of Desus & Mero
• Maintained an updated events calendar to inform the show's writers
• Updated IMDb pages to credit crewmembers
• Tracked graphics using Adobe Premiere

• Selected as a Sharp Reporting Fellow for the 2020-2021 cohort in collaboration with the Pulitzer Center
• Currently in the process of researching, interviewing, and compiling information to publish a long-form journalism piece on the Pulitzer Center site in Spring 2021
• Attends biweekly masterclasses on journalistic practices and procedures My story centers Norfolk, Virginia as a site of gentrification and urban development, focusing on the new NEON Arts District that sits adjacent to.

• Conducted individual research as a Glauber fellow surrounding the digital humanities, new media, and online activism.
• Worked at William & Mary's Equality Lab, a research lab at the College dedicated to investigating equality in digital spaces
• Completed a final report on the influence of citizen journalism in the Summer 2019 Hong Kong Democracy protests

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Gained keen insight on drug pricing and affordability efforts, expanding universal health care access, and protecting online privacy rights for all
• Conducted individual and group research for publication on the Public Citizen website
• Assisted in the planning of Public Citizen-sponsored events and provided administrative support
• Performed outreach to Capitol Hill aides and the non-profit's support base through e-mail and phone