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I was joined by two other @WBFO reporters to discuss who is the next in-line mayor of Buffalo, and what we know about his relationship to the #disabilitycommunity. Read or listen to the full story, in plain language here: wbfo.org/disabilities/2…

Colleges continue to expand support services for students, still, many students aren’t aware they can receive accommodations to begin with. @WBFO #Disabilities Beat Freelance Reporter @mason_ald explores what students rights are in higher education. wrvo.org/2024-09-04/dis…

it's always the people whose parents bought them a house who are the most keen to dish out life advice. just shut up lol

Follow WBFO Elections coverage for all eight counties in Western New York. loom.ly/-g-fScU

A little light hearted story I got to do before elections day. Read more here:

Erie County counted nearly 300,000 ballots by this afternoon. Some polls, like one location in Elmwood Village had people lining out the doors throughout the day. Others closer to the #downtownbuffalo area had only a few people cast their vote. #Buffalo #ElectionDay

Some photos this afternoon from one of our reporters near Angola.

seen a lot of people go crazy in the pursuit of wanting to be accepted by journalism cliques and supposed cool kid crowds. it's all superficial bullshit. you're better off getting validation from your postman or the man who comes and takes your bins, seriously

Writing for Trains Magazine is my autistic journalist hyperfixation dream.

This year was one of the hardest ones in recent memory. It took a toll on me mentally and physically. I didn’t feel like celebrating the holidays this year. Just a reminder it’s ok to want to move on. And you don’t anyone the feeling of being happy or joyous. Happy New Year.

My finally story with @WBFO's disabilities beat was published! I truly enjoyed working here, and I hope to keep doing this type of work again in the future. See the full interview here: wbfo.org/disabilities/2…

Cancelling telehealth will devastating to disability community It’s a game changer for us. It’s something people had begged to access for years, because healthcare settings are inaccessible Remote medicine allows us to save money, spoons & avoid hospital acquired infections

As a Rwandan styding at Arizona State University Cronkite Global Initiatives, it was deeply moving to witness Cronkite School students share their powerful reflections during the Cronkite Gallery Reception: Photojournalism in the 'Land of a Thousand Hills' at Arizona State University. Their photos and testimonies captured the

Even if I couldn't make it, it's exciting to know our hard work was displayed!

Lillie Boudreaux Mason Ald 🌐🖊🎙

Looking for something to explore during graduation week? Visit the Cronkite Gallery to view an exhibit of student photojournalism from last summer’s study abroad in Rwanda. The work captures stories of daily life and connection, told through a global lens.

It's a wrap! Officially graduated, and I couldn't have done it without the amazing professors, mentors, and friends that I met along the way: Mark Greenblatt Emyle Watkins ♿️

This is the thing. If you take an adversarial stance towards the government (as journalists frequently should) you will lose “access” to routine, daily updates/news, easy stories, etc. I could care less if the government likes me or feeds me info. I have other sources.