In the past, Carrié covered the Arab Spring uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, conflict in the West Bank and Gaza, and followed the journey of refugees from the Syrian border to the northern shore of Germany. He is drawn to stories of profound emotion, trauma and the strength that arises through suffering. On a typical day, Carrié is reading and retweeting news from the Syrian conflict, texting friends in Germany for updates about their asylum applications, and working his sources to get new information for his next feature. Being selected for a BHTW fellowship has motivated Carrié to take on more ambitious endeavors and share compelling stories in order to transform the public’s understanding of complex stories.