Hi! I'm Adarsh Bhat.

Here's a quick look at my work, encapsulating my interests and ambitions as a creator. As a journalist who also creates social media content, I have classified my work accordingly. P.S. - There may be overlaps — enjoy!

Here's a look into how restaurants on Martha's Vineyard prepare for the Memorial Day weekend — the unofficial start of summer on the island.

On May 25, 2023, more than 200 island students from the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School and the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School gathered at Felix Neck to rally around taking climate action and discussing environmental justice issues. Let's find out what the students have to say.

I produced a four-part video series for The Martha's Vineyard Times interviewing seven immigrants on the island, where I amplified the narratives of the diverse immigrant population.

Catch a glimpse of the “From STEM to the Stars” event, hosted by NASA, Blue Origin, Blue Origin’s Club for the Future, and the National Math and Science Initiative. The event aimed to inspire young students and adults alike, emphasizing the importance of STEM education for the next generation.

India Rose, who spoke about her experience of being mixed-race in The Martha's Vineyard Times' "Voices on Racism" project, has taken her digital catalog of Black-owned businesses and created a print edition for community members and tourists to have while exploring the island. Let's find out more in this video.

College students travel nationwide to help build a new tool shed for the Island Grown Initiative on Martha's Vineyard. The initiative was part of Studio North, a week-long intensive building workshop that offered ten college students interested in architecture the opportunity to imagine, develop, and construct design solutions. Let's dive in!

Teachers in Puerto Rico began mass walk-outs to protest the government’s decision to freeze their pensions and cut their pay. The result was an unstable education system that begs for a resolution. I joined a protest in Old San Juan to report on what teachers had to say.

I filmed and edited my first vlog-style video story for the Martha's Vineyard Times — wherein I toured the 128-foot replica of 'The Amistad', renowned for a slave uprising that took place in 1839.

Cancel Culture" and "Free Speech" are two ideas that are in opposition to each other. Join me on this journey of inquiry and discovery where I deconstruct, understand, and synthesize cancel culture and its implications on free speech.

I interviewed the paddle-boarder, Adam Nagler on his "Wicked 1000" journey — a thousand-mile solo ocean trip by paddleboard, undertaken to raise mental health awareness.

According to the American Institute of Stress, 4 in 5 college students experience frequent stress. In the final leg of the Fall 2022 semester, students are trying their best to cope with the pressure of pursuing their college degree while balancing the demands of their personal lives. On the campus of Northeastern, I find out how students at the university deal with stress.

Puerto Rico is facing its next looming crisis, just as it recovers from bankruptcy and twin hurricanes that devastated its people and lands. In the past few years, hundreds of thousands have moved from Puerto Rico to the mainland in search of better and higher-paying jobs. Join me as I find out more about the situation.

Co-created the Changemaker series for Boston Globe's, 'The Emancipator', where we interviewed and documented the work done by activists and organizations to expand voter access across the United States.