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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 8, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Contact Sports Editor Bryan Adams at 625-9144 ext. 223. Sports Saturday February 8, 2003 IB Unicorns capture first district winSanchez scores twice, NB whips Wimberley By Brett Baca Staff Writer Despite plummeting temperatures and weather forecasts calling for possible snow by early evening, the New Braunfels boys soccer team worked itself into a heated frenzy. The Unicorns scored three goals in the first half against the Wimberley Texans and captured their first District 25-4A win of the season, 4-0. "The weather didn't really play much of a factor at all I felt like," New Braunfels head coach Tbdd Behling said. "Braun-tex Rentals donated a couple of heaters for the sidelines, so we're very thankful for that. But those guys were working pretty hard on the field and that probably helped out a little bit." 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Holly was born and raised in Alaska. In 2012, she moved to San Antonio with her husband, Danny, and daughter, Jaelyn (aka "Buggy"). She is a Registered Dental Assistant and has been working as an Orthodontic Assistant since 2003. In January 2014, Holly made the transition from Orthodontic Assistant to Treatment Coordinator. She brings her knowledge of orthodontics and experience working with patients with her to meet with all of our new patients that come in. In April 2014, Holly welcomed a baby boy, Bryson, into her family. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, reading, camping, and participating in any sport. Holly and her family have one dog, Diesel, who keeps them on their toes, as he is still in his puppy stage!
Amelia joined Hulme Orthodontics in July 2014 as our Financial Coordinator. Amelia has been in the dental field for 30 years! She first started dental assisting at 15 years old in the "windy city" of Chicago. While living in Chicago, she had her own dance studio that specialized in Folklore. In 2000, after the birth of her daughter, Corinne, they made the move to San Antonio. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with Corinne, who is now in the Churchill Color Guard. Her weekends are filled with football games and watching her daughter grow! Amelia is always willing and happy to help with all questions regarding your account and insurance coverage. She works with insurance companies to maximize patients' orthodontic benefits and files all insurance claims.
Chelsea joined Hulme Orthodontics in 2015. Chelsea develops and implements marketing and advertising campaigns for our office. She also plans all the fun office events and contests. After graduating from Churchill High School in 2010, Chelsea attended the University of Texas at San Antonio where she earned a bachelor's degree in psychology. In her free time, Chelsea enjoys traveling, camping, hiking, and being outdoors. She also enjoys spending time with her loving family and friends. She has a mini schnauzer, Cahlese, whom loves tagging along on all of Chelsea's adventures.
Maria joined Hulme Orthodontics in 2007 and assists Dr. Hulme in patient care. As Clinical Coordinator, Maria oversees the treatment provided by all of our Orthodontic Assistants. She is a graduate of the Southwest School of Medical and Dental Assisting and has been in the dental field for 23 years! Maria has a beautiful big Italian family! Her weekends are spent with her three sons, one daughter, and three grandchildren! Maria loves baking and is extremely good at it! She currently bakes cakes and desserts for different events, ranging from weddings to birthdays (and every chance she gets to bring us treats in the office). In her spare time, she enjoys cooking and spending time with her husband and family. Maria has two dogs, Sabastian and Bella, and one cat, Tigger.
Roxanne joined Hulme Orthodontics in 2003. She is instrumental in all stages of treatment, as she takes photos and maintains the diagnostic records of all patients. Roxanne graduated from San Antonio College of Medical and Dental Assistants in 2003. She was born and raised in the small town of Beeville, Texas, and outside of work, she loves spending time with her husband, Alex, and their two dogs, Sammy and Rocky. She also enjoys shopping, cooking, sports (Spurs), and going to the movies. Most of all, Roxanne cherishes her trips home to see family and friends. Roxanne was a patient of Dr. Hulme's and would be happy to show you her "Hulme Orthodontics smile!"
Laurie joined Hulme Orthodontics in April 2006. She assists Dr. Hulme in patient care and also works in the on-site lab, taking impressions and making retainers. She graduated from San Antonio College of Medical and Dental Assistants in September 1998. She is a Registered Dental Assistant and a Certified Orthodontic Assistant. Laurie is originally from San Angelo, Texas, and relocated to San Antonio in 1995 after visiting for Fiesta. She enjoys movies, reading, music, watching the Spurs, volunteering at the Majestic Theater, and spending time with friends. She also enjoys spending time with her two dogs, Bailey and Peyton, and her cat, Zoe.
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The Jefferson Fellowships offer print and broadcast journalists from the United States, Asia and the Pacific Islands the unique opportunity to gain on-the-ground perspectives and build international networks to enhance their reporting through an intensive one-week education and dialogue seminar at the East-West Center in Honolulu followed by a two week reporting tour in the Asia Pacific-U.S. region.
Program Background
The Jefferson Fellowships is the East-West Center's most widely-recognized and established seminar program, with an illustrious alumni network of more than 600 Jefferson Fellows across the Asia Pacific region and the United States. The broad goal of the program is to to enhance public understanding through the news media of cultures, issues and trends in the Asia Pacific region. Participation in the Jefferson Fellowships provides journalists with an opportunity to report from cities across the Asia Pacific on key issues and developments taking place, sharing with audiences first-hand perspectives and new insights. The program provides a unique combination of study-dialogue at the East-West Center with a reporting trip taken with colleagues from countries across the region. This provides journalists with enhanced knowledge of the most important regional issues, reporting imbued with perspectives from journalists from 10 different countries, valuable professional contacts, and life-long friendships with their colleagues in the program. They also gain access to the EWC's international network of more than 1,000 media professionals and 50,000 alumni. The program is made possible through a generous grant from The Freeman Foundation of Stowe Vermont and supplemented by contributions from news organizations, US Embassies in Asia Pacific, other foundations and the East-West Center.
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Reflections from 2016 Jefferson Fellows:
"There cannot be anything better than this program to enhance the knowledge of next generation journalists on the U.S. and Asia Pacific."
"I can't stress how useful it was to get on-record interviews with current and former political and military leaders in China, Japan, and the U.S. It is rare for media in my country to get that kind of access anywhere. I also found the meetings with working mothers and university students highly enlightening. It added real world and unscripted view points."
"The program will certainly inform my own ongoing coverage of the U.S., Asia and the Pacific. It is important to understand the physical context of events, and the nuances of different cultural mindsets and world views, to write with any credibility - rather than rely on second hand or derived information and views. The program delivered on all of this plus yielded fruitful networking opportunities which will be positive for years to come."
Theme: Trade, Security and Strategic Relationships in Asia Pacific and the Future of the US Role
Destination: Honolulu, Hawaii; Tokyo, Japan; Beijing & Shenzhen, China; Manila, Philippines
Dates: May 6-May 28, 2017
The U.S. has elected one of the most unconventional Presidents in its history. Donald Trump's statements on the campaign trail and actions as President-elect have challenged the status quo of core U.S. policies in the Asia Pacific and suggested significant changes in approach. The realities of a new Trump Administration are beginning to take shape as key positions are filled. Policies will become increasingly clear as the Administration embarks upon its first 100 days. America has long played a role as a stabilizing force in the Asia Pacific region, a key trading partner, a promoter of democracy and in recent years a counterbalance to a rising China. Changes could have significant implications for stability and growth in this dynamic region as both U.S. allies and other Asia Pacific countries take into account the possible shifts in U.S. policies.
The 2017 Jefferson Fellowships will explore the stakes in the Asia Pacific region in terms of trade, security, and partnerships in the face of new U.S. policies, approaches and actions. In sessions at the East-West Center in Honolulu, journalists will have an opportunity to hear from U.S.-based analysts about the new administration's domestic agenda and foreign-policy priorities. Journalists will share with each other through topic papers and presentations how their countries are viewing the Trump Administration and what its policies may mean for their economies, regional partnerships, internal politics and security. A visit to Tokyo will explore the U.S.-Japan treaty alliance and forward-deployed American military; U.S.-Japan economic ties, including the almost certain collapse of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP); Japan's perception of regional security challenges, especially North Korea; and whether it may reconsider its stance toward self-defense and nuclear weapons. In Beijing and Shenzhen, the Jefferson Fellows will explore the political, security and economic relationships with China. They will hear firsthand China's reactions to the Trump Administration in the country's center of government as well as one of its most entrepreneurial cities, China's export and manufacturing hub. There are many areas of actual and potential tension with increased expressions of protectionism in the U.S., an economic slowdown and restructuring in China, and greater Chinese assertions of power. The Philippines, a US treaty ally, has been a reliable strategic American partner and a key challenger to China's claims in the South China Sea. But the 2016 election of Rodrigo Duterte, also an unorthodox political leader, has taken the Philippines in a new direction with outreach to China and statements dismissing the United States. In Manila, journalists will explore how the Duterte Administration envisions the Philippine economy, its security, and its relationship with the United States and the rest of the region, especially China, ASEAN and Japan. They also will examine how a new Trump Administration that may be less open to trade, immigration and outsourcing, and less predictable in its approach to regional relationships will impact Asia's developing nations in a time of economic uncertainty and significant power shifts.
Who Can Apply:
Working print, broadcast, and on-line journalists in the United States, Asia* and the Pacific Islands. Five years of experience preferred. English fluency required. *Please note that scholarship funding applies only to Asian countries in this list.
The Jefferson Fellowships are supported by a grant from The Freeman Foundation and by the East-West Center.
These funds provide for 10-12 full or partial scholarships, including approximately 4-5 for qualified American journalists and 7-8 for Asia Pacific journalists.
All participants, regardless of amount of scholarship, must pay an $800 program fee to cover costs not provided by the scholarship funds. Participants are also responsible for all applicable visa fees, any additional visa-related expenses, health insurance, and baggage fees.
A full scholarship for the Jefferson Fellowships is valued at approximately* $9000 and includes:
- Roundtrip airfare to and from participant's home country and throughout the study tour
- Lodging in each of the cities
- Provided program meals and a modest per diem to cover meals not provided
- Ground transportation and airport transfers
- Cultural activities and networking opportunities
- Interpretation as needed
- Pro-rated program costs such as speaker honorariums, cooperating organization costs and meeting rooms
- Participant Resource Binder and pre-arrival background readings
- Thumb drive of fellowship documents, speaker PowerPoint presentations and photos
- Experienced escorts and professionally organized program of meetings and visits, often with unique access to speakers and communities.
Given that there are very few full scholarships available, we strongly encourage media organizations to cost share program expenses and/or airfare. Cost sharing is seen as an indication of the commitment of media organizations to the value of the program and their willingness to invest in the participating journalist. It is an important consideration of the Selection Committee. The "Employer's Statement of Support" indicating cost sharing is required for all applicants.
Journalists also are welcome to offer cost sharing on their own or identify other sponsors to cost share participation, such as local foundations. Please complete a second copy of the Employer Statement of Support form and indicate who is providing the cost sharing.
*airfares may be higher or lower from different countries
For full program information please download the 2017 Jefferson Fellowships Announcement
Please also see this list of Frequently Asked Questions about eligibility, funding and the application process.
How To Apply:
All applicants must fill out the Jefferson Fellowships application form. You may download PDF or MS Word versions below.
Jefferson Fellowships Application Form (PDF) NOTE: You must save a copy of the form to your computer before filling out the form.
Employer's Statement of Support Form (PDF)
Jefferson Fellowships Application Form (MS Word)
Employer's Statement of Support Form (MS Word)
In addition to the application form, applicants must also provide all of the following:
- A letter outlining the following (maximum three pages, double-spaced, please):
--what you expect to accomplish and what issues you want to explore/write about during the program. Please share specific story ideas or details of how this will enhance your work as reporter/editor/producer, etc.
--a brief description of your news organization and your role;
--topics you propose to address in your paper and presentation at the East-West Center (please see program announcement for more information about this requirement of the program). This should be a perspective from your own country on an issue or issues related to the theme of the program.
The strongest applicants will make a case for why this theme is relevant to their beat and/or their country, how their reporting will stand to benefit from this opportunity, and will offer specific, relevant story ideas (in their role as an editor, producer, reporter, columnist, etc).
- A letter of recommendation on official letterhead from your supervisor describing your suitability for the Fellowship and the benefit the organization hopes to derive from your participation in the program. If your media organization is not paying your program fee or providing financial support, supervisors should indicate why not. Freelance journalists are welcome to apply; please send a letter on official letterhead from a media organization that regularly accepts and publishes or airs your work.
- The "Employer's Statement of Support" form completed by your employer. Freelancers must also submit the Employer Statement of Support form. Please write "Freelancer" for employer name.
- Names, addresses, phone/fax numbers and e-mail of three people who may be contacted by the Center as references.
For a printed copy of these instructions, please download the 2017 Jefferson Fellowships Announcement
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Theme: The Future of Growth in Asia Pacific
Destinations: Honolulu, Hawaii; Beijing & Guiyang, China; Fukuoka, Kitakyushu and Tokyo, Japan
Dates: April 30-May 22, 2016
Over the past half century, the Asia-Pacific region has been in the forefront of global growth. But now there are uncertainties about the longer-term economic future of the region. There are questions about where growth will come from and how countries can achieve it. While countries across the region have somewhat different sets of concerns, some common challenges include population aging, increased labor costs and a loss of competitive advantage, reduced overseas demand, a need for more inclusive prosperity, serious resource and environmental problems, and the imperative of climate change.
The 2016 Jefferson Fellowships focused on Asia's search for new, more sustainable growth models through sessions with experts and one another in Honolulu and by exploring economic challenges and restructuring in Japan and China. As the world's 2nd and 3rd largest economies, the success of China and Japan in finding new models will have wide reaching impacts. After decades of rapid growth, China's overall growth is falling, internal debt is rising and China fears falling into the middle income trap, getting old before it gets rich. Through travel to Beijing and Guiyang, capital of China's 2nd poorest province, the journalists explored China's efforts to maintain its growth as it shifts to a new model based more on domestic demand versus government investment, higher value-added manufacturing, and a dynamic service sector, while also addressing dire environmental degradation and the need for a broader distribution of wealth. In Japan, the economy has been in near stagnation for 20 years. It also is in the vanguard of population aging with the world's oldest society. Meetings and visits in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka and Tokyo explored Prime Minister Abe's structural reform measures intended to boost the economy out of persistent deflation--especially, greater female and elder labor market participation, opening to foreign workers, investments in innovative robotics, advancements in elder care, spurring entrepreneurship, expanding tourism and regional revitalization. The journalists also learned how regional relationships, trade, and the political and geo-strategic issues in the Asia Pacific region affect economic cooperation, development and growth.
It was an ambitious and wide-ranging program that sought to tie together the ways that the region's two largest and most important economies are dealing with the challenges of environmentally sustainable and socially inclusive growth as their populations age and societies change. The journalists found the theme to be extremely relevant. As one journalist noted in his evaluation, "These are two of the great themes in Asia right now and we looked at them through a number of different lenses in a number of different ways."
The Honolulu program was designed to provide journalists with background information about the theme, US perspectives and an opportunity to learn from each other. Sessions covered an overview of growth challenges for Asia Pacific, the Transpacific Partnership, implications of population aging, security threats, China's economic transition and Japan's economic development story. Mark Glick of Hawaii's State Energy Office shared Hawaii's experience in trying to maintain growth while shifting its energy mix to be 100% renewable by 2045. A meeting with Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery at Pacific Command provided an enlightening overview of US perspectives on the security challenges of the region and the US role.
In Beijing, the journalists appreciated the access to high level officials and academics representing government views. A highlight of the program was a 90-mimute engagement in English with Wang Xining, Deputy Director-General of the Information Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who responded to questions on a wide range of topics from the South China Sea to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to the US Presidential election. Journalists gained insights into China's aging population, economic transformation, one belt one road regional development plans, and ecological and environmental measures. On this latter topic, they heard from academics, officials and business leaders, who are leading China's efforts to clean its water, use energy more efficiently, incorporate solar and wind, and improve technologies to burn coal cleanly and make use of low grade coal products. They also got a sense of how China sees itself in the world, and its vision for its future role in the region. An excursion to the Great Wall and an engagement with East-West Center alumni rounded out the program with exposure to the culture and networking with Chinese from a wide range of fields.
In Guiyang, capital city of China's second poorest but fastest growing province, journalists had a chance to see the future of growth. It was not what they expected. Even the Chinese journalist was surprised by the amount of development—a glimmering city with neon lights, high-end shops, and beautiful new roads, toll booths and other infrastructure extending for hundreds of miles outside of the city. Construction cranes everywhere and literally hundreds of new high rise apartment buildings going up in every direction made the journalists wonder if all of it was real. The city is striving to become a hub of cloud computing and to try to leapfrog past China's export manufacturing phase of development directly to a more ecological, high tech model of economic advancement and job creation. An issue for Guiyang is providing economic opportunity for its many isolated ethnic minority populations while also allowing them to maintain their culture and identity. One strategy is to build roads to their remote villages to facilitate tourism. The journalists traveled to an ethnic minority village outside Kaili, four hours south of Guiying, on brand new roads. The village showed how poor these isolated people are, but also how beautiful and exotic their culture. China hopes tourism can help them hold on to these traditions while lifting themselves out of poverty.
In Kitakyushu, the journalists learned the city's story of lifting itself out of dire pollution while still maintaining its industries in a unique movement led by women and done with community, government and businesses working together. Now known as the "Kitakyushu Model," the city's strategy is being exported around the globe to help newly developing cities avoid the mistakes of its past, and reclaim their own rivers, oceans, air and land from pollution. The journalists visited the environment museum documenting the history of this transition and the Asia Center for Green Growth which is working to export this model. They met with some of the women activists from this movement, met with the deputy mayor, and visited a pilot project to use smart metering to improve efficiency and hydrogen by-products from steel-making for energy. They also visited the iconic Toto, one of Kitakyushu's most well-known local businesses.
Fukuoka is known as a showcase for "Abenomics" with a progressive mayor trying to instigate many of Abe's reforms. With tourism becoming an increasingly large part of the economy, the city sees an openness to foreigners as a key to its economic future. The journalists visited the port, which the city has expanded four fold over the past few years to accommodate increasing numbers of cruise ships from Korea and China. They are prioritizing start-ups and encouraging foreigners to come to Japan to start companies with a brand new "start-up visa" initiated in January 2016, and a start-up café which provides English speaking lawyers and other consultants to help foreigners wade through the bureaucracy to set up their businesses. The journalists met the mayor to hear his vision, visited the start-up café and met with the first foreigner visa recipients and other Japanese entrepreneurs. The journalists also appreciated the opportunity to have an informal meeting with working mothers to learn more about the challenges for Abe's efforts to promote more women in the workforce.
The Tokyo program was incredibly busy, but provided top to bottom perspectives on Japan's development from an engagement with the homeless to a meeting with then MP Yuriko Koike, who recently became the first female Governor of Tokyo. The journalists accompanied a local NPO in providing food and services for the homeless and visited a child care center and nursing home to meet with elders who are experimenting with "second life employment" as part of Japan's efforts to deal with its aging population. They met with Japan's premier robot scientist and tried out his new "muscle suit" designed to help caregivers with the job of heavy lifting. They engaged with a group of college students who shared their perspectives on the social changes taking place in Japan. High quality academics and analysts also were a highlight of the Tokyo program, including globally recognized experts in energy, social change and poverty. A round table with business leaders provided valuable insights into Japan's economy and what needs to be done to maintain growth and increase productivity and innovation in the face of population decline and rapid globalization. Finally, engagements with the former MP and now Governor Yuriko Koike, and a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs provided valuable access to high level officials.
The 2016 Jefferson Fellows have thus far written, published, or produced 26 stories for print and television that are directly related to their Fellowship experience and contacts. The program provided the journalists with exposure to more than 230 distinct contacts in 6 cities in the form of speakers and interlocutors, reception and networking events and other engagements. They include academics and officials who speak English and can be expert references in future stories; students, working mothers and other "first-hand people-perspectives;" and alumni and other contacts from a wide range of backgrounds who can help facilitate future visits or make connections within their networks for certain stories. Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian at Foreign Policy recently used these contacts for a story about women in Japan for which she tapped Yuriko Koike, the MP and new Tokyo Governor as well as one of East-West Center's alumni, an aspiring female political leader struggling to work her way up the ranks in Japanese politics.
Journalists appreciated the breadth and depth of the program and the value of the program in changing their outlooks and perspectives. One journalist wrote, "Being able to see what is going on in China and Japan with my own eyes and to be able to talk directly with people involved in trying to move on them will allow my reports on these issues specifically and more general stories about these countries to be far more nuanced." A US journalist felt the program deepened understanding in a way that will help future coverage avoid assumptions and stereotypes, "The Jefferson Fellowship enabled us to really get a feel for the issues of concern of Asia by immersing us in to the cultures of the respective cities we visited while providing us with social, political, and economic insights from experts on a broad range of topics to help us form a 360 degree view on the topics pertaining to the future growth in Asia Pacific." For another American journalist, it was the first visit to Asia, "[the Fellowship] was an absolute delight. As long as I am a journalist, I'll draw on the information, impressions and relationships I formed during the trip. I got the overview of the region I was hoping to get—Asia 101. This will let me orient and understand what I learn in the future too. That was the most important thing to me."
As much as the study tour experience, the journalists also value the engagement with fellow Fellows. These interactions provide learning about countries and topics that aren't even covered in the Fellowship program. One journalist noted, "The most important aspect of the study tour section was that it allowed the fellows to meet each other and understand a little more about the issues in other countries. It can be easy to forget that there are many ways to view a story. For example, I personally did not think of how the South China Sea debate plays out in Taiwan until this program."
The Jefferson Fellowships are supported by a grant from The Freeman Foundation and by the East-West Center. The 2016 program also was supported by: The Mary Morgan Hewett Fund, Asia New Zealand Foundation, US Embassy Port Moresby, US Embassy Canberra, US Embassy Jakarta, The News International and cost sharing from many media outlets across the Asia Pacific and the US.
Congratulations to the 2016 Jefferson Fellows:
- Mr. Syed Asif ALI, Assistant Editor, The News International, Karachi, Pakistan
- Ms. Bethany ALLEN-EBRAHIMIAN, Assistant Editor, Foreign Policy Magazine, Washington, DC, USA
- Ms. Azadeh ANSARI, International News Editor, CNN International, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Mr. Nishant DAHIYA, Asia Editor, National Public Radio, Washington, DC, USA
- Mr. Carter DOUGHERTY, Senior International Economics Writer, International Business Times, New York City, New York, USA
- Mr. Nirmal GHOSH, Indochina Bureau Chief, The Straits Times, Bangkok, Thailand
- Ms. Samantha HAYES, Senior Presenter and Reporter, Newshub, Mediaworks Ltd (TV3), Auckland, New Zealand
- Ms. Sheradyn HOLDERHEAD, Political Reporter, News Corp Australia – The Advertiser and Sunday Mail, Adelaide, Australia
- Mr. Yophiandi KURNIAWAN, News Producer, Kompas TV, Jakarta, Indonesia
- Ms. Kwangyin LIU, Senior Reporter, CommonWealth Magazine, Taipei City, Taiwan
- Mr. Ishkandar RAZAK, Journalist, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Melbourne, Australia
- Ms. Xiaojing XING, Chief Correspondent, Global Times, Beijing, China
- Mrs. Helen TARAWA-REI, Senior Journalist/Reporter, The National Newspaper, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
- Mr. Pradeep THAKUR, Senior Assistant Editor, The Times of India, New Delhi, India
The 2015 Jefferson Fellowships program
Theme: The South China Sea: Trade, Resources and Conflict
Destinations: Honolulu, Hawaii; Beijing and Hainan Island, China; Manila and Masinloc, Philippines; and Singapore
Dates: May 2-23, 2015
The seas are vitally important to the Asia Pacific region. Countries in the region are heavily dependent on international trade and imported energy, the bulk of which travel by sea. They are the source of much of the protein in the diets of many countries in the region, a demand that is increasing as middle classes grow. They have potentially valuable energy and mineral resources. The South China Sea is one of the world's most heavily used transit corridors and is the key route for trade as well as the imported energy fueling regional economies. It is estimated that roughly half a billion people live within 100 miles of the coasts of the South China Sea and the seas are potentially rich in fishing and hydrocarbon resources. There have long been disputes over sovereignty, overlapping exclusive economic zones and competing claims, but these tensions have heightened in recent years, creating conflict and an urgent need for regional coordination in the seas. These tensions can hinder needed cooperation on other critical challenges of sustainable management of sea-based resources, protecting the environment, combating criminal activities such as poaching and piracy, and ensuring the stable and efficient freedom of navigation that plays a key role in Asia's growth and prosperity.
The 2015 Jefferson Fellowships provided journalists with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of these complex issues including the role that oceans play in the prosperity and security of Asia Pacific countries, the legal frameworks that govern the use of the seas, the roles of various countries and organizations in enforcing these rules, the disputes over ownership of maritime territory in the South China Sea and the prospects for the way forward. In Honolulu journalists learned about these issues and the role of the United States from regional experts, US military officials, and presentations by one another. Travel to China and the Philippines provided first hand perspectives from two of the key claimants in South China Sea disputes who are at the center of the first case brought for international arbitration under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Seas. Visits to the capital cities as well as local communities bordering the South China Sea explored the importance of the seas to both countries—one a continental rising global power and the other a developing island nation. In Singapore, participants explored the business of trade by sea in a city-state highly dependent on maritime transshipment for its prosperity and one of the gateways to the Malacca Strait, through which almost 50,000 ships carrying half the world's trade and one-third of global oil pass each year. Singapore also offered an opportunity to explore strategies and scenarios for regional cooperation in managing territorial disputes as well as efforts to mitigate piracy and manage congestion in these vital shipping lanes.
The Jefferson Fellowships are supported by a grant from The Freeman Foundation and by the East-West Center. The 2015 program was also generously supported by grant funding from the US Embassy Bangkok, US Embassy Canberra, US Embassy Hanoi, and the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
The 2015 Jefferson Fellows were:
- Ms. Qin CHEN, Reporter, Caixin Media, Beijing, China
- Dr. Rungthip CHOTNAPALAI, News Anchor/Producer, Thai Television Channel 3, Bangkok, Thailand
- Mr. William ENGLUND, Assistant Foreign Editor, Washington Post, Washington, DC, United States
- Mr. Jim GOMEZ, Chief Correspondent, Associated Press, Manila, Philippines
- Mr. Takuya HIRAGA, Reporter, The Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo, Japan
- Mrs. Huong HOANG, Editor, VietNamNet Newspaper, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Ms. Shu-ling KO, Reporter, Kyodo News, Taipei, Taiwan
- Ms. Gretel C. KOVACH, Military Affairs Reporter, U-T San Diego, San Diego, California, United States
- Ms. Susan LANNIN, Business Journalist, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Ultimo, Australia
- Mr. Siddhartha MAHANTA, Assistant Editor, Foreign Policy, Washington, DC, United States
- Mr. Sachin PARASHAR, Assistant Editor – Strategic Affairs, The Times of India, Delhi, India
- Ms. Ellen READ, National Business Editor, Fairfax Media (NZ), Auckland, New Zealand
- Mr. Ravi VELLOOR, Associate Editor, The Straits Times, Singapore
- Ms. Tracy WHOLF, Associate Producer, WNET/PBS NewsHour Weekend, New York, New York, United States
- Mr. Fitriyan ZAMZAMI, Masrum, Editor/Journalist, Republika Daily Newspaper, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia
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Myths form quickly in politics. One of them is taking hold in parts of the Labour Party and the media. The myth goes along these lines. Labour chose the wrong brother. David is the party's lost leader. His younger brother is guilty of regicide, even if the act of brutality took place before David had secured the crown. In Labour's latest Shakespearean drama, David becomes a martyr and the party heads off to oblivion under the leadership of a ruthlessly vain younger brother.
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In the summer of 2008 he wrote an article that was interpreted widely as a move against Gordon Brown. All hell broke loose. I seem to remember David walking into Broadcasting House for a pre-arranged interview and being pounced on by a thousand cameras. "Are you standing against Gordon Brown, Mr Miliband?" The answers were ambiguous enough to fuel the stories.
In the summer of 2008, as James Purnell prepared to resign, seething questions raged once more. "What are you going to do, Mr Miliband?" Then in January of this year he was doorstepped outside his house in the evening of the final attempted coup against Brown, and gave answers about his intentions that were not definitive. These are a lot of highly charged doorsteps for someone who is – or was – more interested in ideas and policy than the soap opera of frantic ambition.
I cannot quite work out why he got himself into so many hysterical episodes of the soap opera, but I suspect it is because he became a leader-in-waiting too early in his career, before his political antennae were fully developed. He became the great hope of some Blairites in the spring of 2007. They pleaded with him to stand against Gordon Brown and told him he could win and be prime minister by the summer. Some newspapers made the same case.
He had only been in the Cabinet a short time, as he was modest enough to observe in private. He was not like Michael Heseltine, who had a plan to be prime minister from when he was at university, not that this helped Heseltine become a leader. But from that moment, in the spring of 2007, he was trapped in a deadly role. Leaders-in-waiting rarely become leaders. One of Gordon Brown's underestimated political achievements was to be a leader-in-waiting for 13 years and then to become a leader. It hardly ever happens.
Somehow or other I suspect that if David had bucked the trend and succeeded last Saturday there would have been more such crazed and unresolved sequences. They seem to have become a feature of his career. Even yesterday afternoon there was a frenzied photocall outside his home several hours before he announced he was not standing for the Shadow Cabinet.
What happened on Tuesday afternoon at the conference was even more highly charged. David should have been aware that a camera would be focused on him for his brother's entire speech. Correspondents were waiting for a look of anger or disapproval. He gave them more than that. His disapproving words to Harriet Harman for applauding Ed's disavowal of Iraq were a genuine moment of theatre. The fact that he expressed them when he was graciously determined to ensure this was "Ed's day" suggests a slight lack of awareness about the media's capacity to leap at any given moment.
At least as important, his anger over Iraq showed that David could not escape entirely from his past and his wholly understandable loyalty to Tony Blair, a leader with whom he worked closely from 1994 to 2001, when he became an MP. Even so I am slightly mystified by David's angry defiance over Iraq, as I am about his tendency to be the centre of highly charged and yet irresolute doorsteppings.
In the terrible aftermath of war he indicated privately that he considered Iraq to have been a disaster. Publicly he has stated that if he knew then what he knows now he would not have voted for the war. From my conversations with his younger brother in 2002 and 2003 I know he was opposed to the war at the time.
David must have known this too. Perhaps his spell in the Foreign Office, as well as loyalty to Blair, has played its part in his passionately resenting his brother's public disavowal. But his defence of the past, perhaps strengthened by his brother's rejection of some of it, suggests to me he might have struggled to move on to present a fresh, coherent view of the future. A view of what should happen next is inevitably defined by interpretations of the recent past.
The irony is that had he won David had intended to tell his party some home truths about the scale of the defeat and the need to change. This is precisely what Ed did. But in citing examples from the past that David had supported, he triggered another episode in the psychodrama.
There is another irony. In ruthlessly highlighting Labour's mistakes, Ed makes possible a realignment of the centre-left, the original objective of Tony Blair and David when he worked for him in the mid-1990s. In a way that has been underestimated, Ed's speech was framed to reach out to the Liberal Democrats. Over the summer I asked an ally of Nick Clegg's who of the candidates he thought the Liberal Democrats might be able to work with. The ally said Ed Miliband. I have no idea whether that is Clegg's view, but the ally detected common ground in the younger brother's commitment to pluralism, civil liberties and a more progressive foreign policy.
I do not think it is fair or right that a figure with such depth and range as David should have become a leading player in a political tragedy which at times also seemed like a dark farce. Such fates should await more superficial characters, those who see politics purely as a game and a form of theatre. I am certain he will take on many epic jobs in the years to come. But the myth that Labour chose the wrong brother is wrong.
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