Zameena MejiaThe phrase I stopped saying to try being a nicer personUnless I’m watching a show like “The Office,” “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Portlandia,” or other forms of satire, I don’t like…Jun 10, 2018Jun 10, 2018
Zameena MejiaWalmart’s newest discount is an extreme couponer’s dream and threat to AmazonWalmart announced today it will soon offer a “pickup discount” on 10,000 items to customers who ship to the store instead of their homes…Apr 12, 2017Apr 12, 2017
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismHow a hackathon & impact journalism can go hand in handMere weeks before we were in the thick of reporting for our final assignments, three of my J-School peers entered the Editors Lab. On April…May 31, 2016May 31, 2016
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismJourno Inspo: Hey, the Internet is leaking!Keeping our attention on longform articles is tough when 300-word-counts are the new norm. Here’s how this piece on Tumblr kept me engaged.Feb 29, 20162Feb 29, 20162
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismPeering Into the Data Divide: Part IIIPeering Into the Data Divide is a mini-series of conversations between Zameena and her peers about their individual processes of learning…Feb 15, 2016Feb 15, 2016
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismPeering Into the Data Divide: Part IIPeering Into the Data Divide is a mini-series of conversations between Zameena and her peers about their individual processes of learning…Dec 22, 2015Dec 22, 2015
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismPeering Into the Data Divide: Part IPeering Into the Data Divide is a mini-series of conversations between Zameena and her peers about their individual processes of learning…Nov 2, 2015Nov 2, 2015
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismHow Deep Is Your Love?The master’s program at CUNY J-School “has no chill.” One week, we’re learning how to use databases to gather interesting sets of numbers…Oct 8, 20151Oct 8, 20151
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismData on the Day-To-DayLearning to make sense of the numbers all around usSep 24, 2015Sep 24, 2015
Zameena Mejiaincd journalismInteractive Journalism: An Art and CraftIn sixth grade “computer class”, our teacher taught us the basics of Adobe Dreamweaver and how to create our own Xanga blogs. Making my…Sep 17, 2015Sep 17, 2015
