Marissa Lindemann
Marissa Lindemann

Marissa Lindemann is an undergraduate student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, majoring in broadcasting with a minor in fisheries and wildlife. Marissa’s passion for telling visual stories about the natural world has taken her from the Namib desert to the Mekong Delta. Currently, she’s an intern for the Platte Basin Timelapse project, a multimedia conservation storytelling group.

Under Trump, ‘sanctuary’ cities, states come under fire over immigration policies

Trump threatened to revoke funding from so-called sanctuary cities and states, saying the policies make the country unsafe. Now, some towns wrangle with supporting immigrant residents without saying the “s” word.

Anger, identity, hope: American communities wrestle with immigration detention

As the Trump administration expands immigration detention on an unprecedented scale, communities are grappling with the consequences – questioning the morality, expressing concerns about shifting local identities and fighting back.

‘No thrones, no crowns, no kings’: In rallies across America, millions hit the streets to protest Trump

An estimated 5 million people nationwide protested against the Trump administration during the “No Kings Day of Defiance.” News21 journalists documented the day in four cities.

The last corridor: How conservationists are protecting wildlife in Arizona’s San Rafael Valley amid border wall construction

Conservationists are working to protect wildlife in Arizona’s San Rafael Valley, where they say border wall construction threatens endangered species in one of the state’s critical wildlife migration corridors.

‘It is complete chaos’: TPS recipients search for solutions after protections end under Trump

Hundreds of thousands of Temporary Protected Status holders, who once fled their home countries because of dire conditions, are searching for legal solutions to maintain their lives in America.