About
Me: Journalist/reporter/writer
Education: Journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, '13
Where I've worked: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Down Jones News Fund intern), The Washington Post, The Patriot-News/PennLive, Carolina Alumni Review, QSR magazine...
What I've covered: high school sports, Big Ten basketball, canoe/kayak world championships, the U.S. Women’s Open, minor league baseball, Olympic kayakers, the national women’s field hockey team, west Baltimore protests and so on...
What I'm doing now: Traveling and freelancing through 2016, looking to file a story in every country I visit through the Middle East, Europe and North Africa.
that's me
Hello!
I'm a New Orleans-based freelance journalist writing about everything from refugees to girls' basketball. I spent most of 2016 traveling through the Middle East, Europe and north Africa writing mostly about sports and a little bit of everything else. Before I lived out of a bright blue backpack, I studied journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, moved home to work with high school sports at the Washington Post and then spent 16 months in central Pennsylvania with the Harrisburg Patriot-News.
Chat: jhkantor21@gmail.com
Follow: @jhkantor on all accounts
Work from abroad: Look here.
Favorite work from America: Click around the homepage.
Some other clips:
Adrian Robinson is watching football again after CTE killed his son (Vice Sports)
Down to the Wire: In the wake of Freddie Gray, can Douglass football find redemption? (SBNation Longform)
United Soccer League's quest to keep up with soccer's growth will require significant stadium work from half of teams (Patriot-News)
Trusting without sight: mid state man bikes Adams County backroads, European countryside (Patriot-News)
Life in the minors: Connor Carrick of the Hershey Bears (complete project) (Patriot-News)
Palmyra field hockey’s emotional postseason run ends in historic tie and co-championship (Patriot-News)
Media focus on Rolling Stone/UVA fallout takes away from real issue
Like it or not, Keith Olbermann has a point about Floyd Mayweather Jr.