Chris Bull is now senior political correspondent for PlanetOutInc.com, in San Francisco. He writes a column, Bull’s Eye, and continues his interest in baseball, with his office just a few blocks from SBC Park. He co-authored a 2003 book with Billy Bean, “Going the Other Way: Lessons from a Life

Earl Dotter’s photo essay and article, “Winter Harvest of Danger,” which was based on his Alicia Patterson research, appeared in Maritime Life and Traditions magazine.

EARL DOTTER has produced a CD of his photo exhibit, “When Duty Calls, A Tribute to New York City Firefighters.” The exhibit was shown at the Harvard School of Public Health and was shown at the American Public Health Association’s symposium on Terrorism and Public Health. Earl won the Alice

Zana Briski’s project of giving cameras to children in India was part of an exhibition of children’s photography at Lincoln Center in New York City. “Outside the Frame,” organized by PixelPress and presented in conjunction with the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival included her project, “The Kids of Sonagachi:

EARL DOTTER received the Alice Hamilton Award from the American Public Health Association, recognizing his ” lifetime of service in Occupational Health & Safety” because of his photography documenting the world of work. The award was presented by the Occupational Health Section at APHA’s annual meeting. Earl has another exhibit

While working on her photojournalism project on the brothels in India, ZANA BRISKI has been teaching local children how to shoot photographs. Some of their pictures are up on her web site at www.pixelpress.org/contents/zana/.

FRANK CLIFFORD’s book on the Continental Divide Trail is set for publication this spring, by Broadway Books. The work is based on his Patterson year reporting.

ELIZABETH ROYTE’s new book, “The Tapir’s Morning Bath: Mysteries of the Tropical Rain Forest and the Scientists Who Are Trying to Solve Them” (Houghton Mifflin), is based on her Alicia Patterson research. A web site at Booknoise.net features pictures of the animals and scientists of the rain forest. It’s at