• Laura discusses the war in Yemen and what led to the current conflict with The Red Line podcast.

  • In this episode, freelance journalist Laura Kasinof talks about her longform Virginia Quarterly Review feature, "The New Berliners." The story looks at how Syrian refugees are adjusting to new lives in Germany through the prism of one family.

  • NPR's Kelly McEvers talks to journalist Laura Kasinof about her memoir on her experience reporting in Yemen during the Arab Spring called, Don't Be Afraid of the Bullets.

  • Laura spoke with United Planet Radio about her experience working as a freelance foreign correspondent in the Middle East.

  • Laura spoke with PRI’s The World’s Marco Werman about her new book, Don’t Be Afraid of the Bullets: An Accidental War Correspondent in Yemen, and her experience reporting on the Arab Spring from her home in Sanaa.

  • As a young war reporter covering the Yemen uprising for the New York Times, Laura Kasinof received an important piece of advice from local protesters: "Don't be afraid of the bullets." In retrospect, she's developed a more practical (and less dangerous) bit of wisdom for anyone desiring a career as a foreign correspondent. Read the full article at Teen Vogue.

  • She placed herself in some sketchy situations in hopes of an interview, but her affection for the Yemeni people made her want to stay there and report what she saw to the world. Fortunately for readers, she’s taken those moments and shared them, offering a moving portrait of life as a war correspondent. Read full Don’t Be Afraid of the Bullets review here.

  • This journalism memoir takes a personalized look at the Arab Spring in Yemen, where Kasinof arrived as a 25-year-old aspiring journalist hoping to improve her Arabic. She got far more than she bargained for when protests turned violent in March 2011, prompting her to volunteer her services to the New York Times as a war correspondent. Read full Don’t Be Afraid of the Bullets review here.