Daniel Sturm is an independent journalist
and media scholar who covers under-reported social and political topics
in the United States and in Europe.
Daniel writes on social justice issues for regional and national media
and is the co-founder of Prisonersolidarity.org.
Recent articles of his have appeared in Z
Magazine, In
These Times, The
Athens News, The
Cincinnati City Beat, The
Cleveland Free Times, and The
Columbus Free Press.
A national Journalist Training Fellowship
placed him in a rigorous professional program, which accompanied his
studies at the University of Tübingen. Since 1997, he has written
regularly for Die Welt, Kreuzer,
Media Tenor, and co-edits a popular
online German literary and cultural studies magazine, parapluie,
founded together with U of Tübingen colleagues in 1995.
After moving to the United States in
2002, Sturm began working as a full-time staff writer for the weekly
newspaper, City Pulse,
in Lansing, Michigan. He has additional experience in multimedia journalism,
media research, and staff training. Sturm is the co-author of Stadiongeschichten,
a 2002 book on stadium politics, sports history and urban planning in
Leipzig (Germany)
From 2004-2006 Daniel Sturm was employed
as a full-time instructor of journalism at Youngstown
State University, a publicly funded state university in Northeast
Ohio. After recently moving to Baltimore, Maryland, he has joined RefugeeWorks,
the National Center for Refugee Employment and Self-Sufficiency, as
Managing Editor and Staff Consultant. Sturm
also does human rights work for prisoners, as the co-editor and media
media liaison of Prisonersolidarity.org.
An example of his work is archived here.
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Daniel Sturm
1302 Morling Ave.
Baltimore, Maryland 21211
Phone +1-443-874-3285
E-mail: SturmATsturmstoriesDOTcom
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