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Lindsey McGinnis

Lindsey McGinnis

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Asia Editor, The Christian Science Monitor

Boston, Providence

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Covers: international media human rights press freedom international politics

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Total articles 148

  • When slash-and-burn plantation fires spread, these Indonesian women douse the flames

    By Lindsey McGinnis Verified, Sara Miller Llana Verified|The Christian Science MonitorVerifiedThe women adjust hard hats over hijabs and pull on knee-high boots. Then they set off into what was once a dense forest of rubber and bamboo trees but is now a patchwork of small-scale palm oil fields. Everyone knows who they are. Their scarlet, elbow-patched uniforms with flames snaking up the torso, and the image of a firefighter emblazoned on the chest, give it away. This is the Power of Mama. Why We Wrote ThisThe palm oil industry has put Indonesian Borneo at risk of devastating wildfires.

    By Lindsey McGinnis Verified, Sara Miller Llana Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • In India’s election, a towering test for democracy - and our reporter

    By Lindsey McGinnis Verified, Mackenzie Farkus|The Christian Science MonitorVerifiedCovering elections in a sprawling nation of 1.4 billion people naturally comes with logistical hurdles. Finding a way to frame it through the lens of a universal value – trust – adds to the challenge. Our India correspondent joins his editor on our podcast to explain. India’s massive weekslong election could serve as a litmus test for the country’s democratic spirit.

    By Lindsey McGinnis Verified, Mackenzie Farkus · The Christian Science Monitor

    May. 10, 2024

  • When slash-and-burn plantation fires spread, these Indonesian women douse the flames

    By Lindsey McGinnis Verified, Sara Miller Llana Verified|The Christian Science MonitorVerifiedThe women adjust hard hats over hijabs and pull on knee-high boots. Then they set off into what was once a dense forest of rubber and bamboo trees but is now a patchwork of small-scale palm oil fields. Everyone knows who they are. Their scarlet, elbow-patched uniforms with flames snaking up the torso, and the image of a firefighter emblazoned on the chest, give it away. This is the Power of Mama. Why We Wrote ThisThe palm oil industry has put Indonesian Borneo at risk of devastating wildfires.

    By Lindsey McGinnis Verified, Sara Miller Llana Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Mar. 06, 2025

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The Christian Science Monitor

The Christian Science Monitor (CSM) is a nonprofit news organization founded in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, it began as a daily newspaper and has since expanded to include daily online articles and a weekly print edition. The organization is owned by the Christian Science Publishing Society. The Monitor's mission emphasizes honest, impartial, and constructive journalism, focusing on solutions and credible hope. It covers a wide range of topics, including global affairs, environmental issues, and social concerns. The publication also features a daily column called the Christian Science Perspective, which offers spiritual insights on contemporary issues. With a strong digital presence, the Monitor aims to reach a broad audience interested in balanced news coverage. It has received multiple Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its reputation as a respected source of objective journalism.

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Founded: 1908