Coleen Jose is a Filipino-American multimedia journalist and documentary photographer reporting a series on climate change and a U.S. nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands for the GroundTruth Project, in partnership with GlobalPost, Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Society of Environmental Journalists. She writes and shoots for publications in the U.S. and Philippines. In 2014, she reported on foreign affairs for Mic News in New York and traveled across the Philippines to report a multimedia series on youth unemployment for the GroundTruth Project. She also covered the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan and armed conflict in the southern Philippines. She graduated from Davidson College in 2012 where she studied history and Asian Studies. In 2013, Coleen received a masters degree in digital media from Columbia Graduate School of Journalism with a focus on photojournalism and international news. 


Generation TBD: Filipino youth struggle despite their country’s rising economy

Politics

GroundTruth fellow Coleen Jose returns to her home country, The Philippines, to report on young people’s entrepreneurial, creative solutions to high unemployment rates.

To ride Philippine outsourcing wave, a contest of brains and beauty for young jobseekers

Lifestyle
The US Department of Energy’s laboratory in Enewetak houses a full-body counter to detect levels of cesium ingested by individuals. It was out of service when we arrived on the atoll.

Stories from quarantine: Reporters tested for radiation in the Marshall Islands

Environment