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Chatwan Mongkol
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Writer, The Nutgraf
New York
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Biography
Chatwan is a dogged, self-motivated journalist with more than three years of experience reporting for local, national and international publications on general assignment, higher education and politics beats. His reporting has delayed controversial zoning changes and development, sparked public outcry and a state probe following closure of an Irish museum, highlighted a university’s poor communication around a program closure, revealed domestic violence accusations against a star athlete and prompted a DOJ investigation into alleged ADA violations around mental health policies within a physician assistant program.
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Content
By Chatwan Mongkol| The Nutgraf@ When Sophia Rerucha and Melissa Garcia interview a Spanish-speaking professor or record a Spanish-language Instagram Reel, they’re not just checking a box — they’re honoring a language, a culture and a community often overlooked in student media. At San Francisco State University, where the majority of students are Hispanic, the student-run Golden Gate Xpress is leading a growing effort to publish stories in both English and Spanish.
By Chatwan Mongkol| Nieman Lab Verified This piece was originally published in The Nutgraf, a weekly newsletter on student journalism. When the U.S. Agency for International Development was gutted, student journalists at The Arkansas Traveler realized the impact wasn’t limited to foreign countries — it hit close to home in Northwest Arkansas. USAID typically purchases about $2 billion worth of American crops to send overseas, and Arkansas, the largest rice-producing state, supplies roughly 40% of that grain.
By Chatwan Mongkol| The Nutgraf@ When the U.S. Agency for International Development was gutted, student journalists at The Arkansas Traveler realized the impact wasn’t limited to foreign countries — it hit close to home in Northwest Arkansas. USAID typically purchases about $2 billion worth of American crops to send overseas, and Arkansas, the largest rice-producing state, supplies roughly 40% of that grain. Without the program, many local farmers could struggle to find a market for their crops.
Company Info
The Nutgraf
The Nutgraf is a strategic content and communications agency based in Singapore, founded in 2015 by three journalists. The agency specializes in thought leadership and brand positioning, focusing on creating narratives that drive business growth and enhance brand value. Their services include strategic content creation, communications campaigns, thought leadership development, and project management. With a team of over a dozen professionals, The Nutgraf has worked with a diverse range of clients, including government agencies, banks, and multinational corporations like DHL, LinkedIn, and Google. The agency is recognized for its journalistic roots, which inform its content-first approach, ensuring clarity and impact in all communications. The Nutgraf has received several awards, including the Singapore Literature Prize and the W3 Award, reflecting its commitment to quality and excellence in the industry.
New York, United States
+65 6909 2729
Founded: 2015