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Yoohyun Jung
Verified
Data Editor, The Boston Globe
Boston
Beats
Biography
I was on a train once. I was on a train many times, actually, but this one was special -- in hindsight. I had one duffle bag that I could stuff everything I owned into, a hand-me-down CD player and a guitar. What I'm describing may seem a bit romantic in that lonely traveler sort of way. But I was 16, pretty miserable and had absolutely no clue what was coming next, who I was going to stay with or where my next meal was coming from. It's a long story that involves a childhood of being tossed from one end of the socioeconomic spectrum to the other - from having everything to absolutely nothing. In the end, I'm now an adult, very much alive with some sort of clue about what's coming next. But now that the years have passed, I'm realizing that the misery I felt on that train and throughout my youth may be what is driving me to want to help. Yes, help. Journalism is my delivery method to help people, because I love them and because I care. It's my tool to challenge the system, or at the very least, get people talking. I research, write and photograph stories of people. I write about race, gender, immigration, environment and whatever else I come across that people would care about, whether that may be a children's reading program at the local library or a municipality's budget hole or residents of a neighborhood being forced out in the name of urban development.
community news, immigration civil rights, climate change law enforcement, race and ethnicityu.s.-mexico border, gender equality
I cannot think of an area or topic about which I'd refuse to cover or write.
Content
By Yoohyun Jung Verified| Arizona Daily Star Verified A former Tucson businessman was sentenced to five years in prison and seven years of probation for running an investment scheme that defrauded several people. Herbert Kay, 58, was indicted in January 2014 after the Arizona Attorney General’s Office found probable cause that he ran a Ponzi-style operation, where the operator takes money from new investors to pay returns to old investors.
By Yoohyun Jung Verified| Arizona Daily Star Verified The children of an elderly woman who died last year after she was found unconscious in an apartment complex are suing the city of Tucson, Tucson police and a former police officer for wrongful death and negligence.
Company Info
The Boston Globe
The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.
Boston, United States
+1 617-929-7900
Founded: 1872