A native Canadian, Stephanie Joyce has climbed the glaciers of Alaska, investigated the crab mafia in Russia's Far East and taught English in a Saharawi refugee camp in Algeria. Most recently, she covered the energy beat for Wyoming Public Radio. She pitched us a story about the plight of internally displaced people living in limbo in Georgia, a little-reported slice of the former Soviet Union.

Follow even more of her journey in photos and behind the scenes via our blog.

2023 Update: Stephanie is an editor for The New York Times Opinion Audio. You can follow her on Twitter @stephaniemjoyce

• “Along A Shifting Border, Georgia And Russia Maintain An Uneasy Peace” — Morning Edition, 3/13/2017

• “Uprooted By Conflict, Stuck In Limbo, Yearning For A Place To Call Home” — Two-Part Series: Part 1, Morning Edition, 5/29/2017

• “Displaced By War, A New Apartment Means Leaving Friends Behind” — Two-Part Series: Part 2, Morning Edition, 5/30/2017

• “Refugees In Their Own Country: The Army Veteran” — Three-Part Series: Part 1, NPR.org, 5/31/2017

• “Refugees In Their Own Country: The Mother” — Three-Part Series: Part 2, NPR.org, 5/31/2017

• “Refugees In Their Own Country: The Young Professional” — Three-Part Series: Part 3, NPR.org, 5/31/2017