As one of my first large projects after starting at AP, I was tasked with designing a digital experience to help commemorate the 60th anniversary of one of AP’s most iconic photographs, the Burning Monk. What began as a companion piece to a physical exhibit in AP’s world headquarters has grown into a full program of looks behind the scenes at AP’s newsgathering operation throughout its more than 170-year history.
Ranging from looks at single events to entire coverage categories, AP Explore offers a rare glimpse into how the world’s most trusted news organization operates.
A minute-by-minute, first-hand account of the 1964 World Press Photo of the Year that caused a re-evaluation of the U.S. policy in Vietnam.
An ongoing, Pulitzer Prize-winning series that exposed modern slavery in the Thai seafood industry.
An experience in commemoration of the 45th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
An AP series that explored the deep fissures in American society leading up to the 2016 presidential election.
A close look at the exclusive AP coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
A repository for an ongoing AP series reporting on honor killings in Pakistan.
A look at the devastation in the wake of the Islamic State.