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Where Does Journalism End and Activism Begin?
The day after the March for Our Lives this spring, Rebecca Schneid, co-editor of the high school newspaper at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in … Read more
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Opinion: Diversity
How Journalists of Color Are Redefining Newsroom Culture
For decades, news organizations have talked about the importance of diversity. Now it’s time to make it work
Opinion: Ethics
The New Yorker’s Real Mistake with Bannon
Who has the media been ignoring because it’s given so much attention to Bannon and others who think like him?
Opinion: Ethics
Sarah Jeong and the Need for Newsrooms to Stand Up against Online Harassment
When social media mobs go low, journalists need to go high
Opinion
Help Wanted: West Virginia Is Looking for the Next Generation of Local Newspaper Owners
The West Virginia Press Association and West Virginia University are launching a new effort to replenish the shrinking pool of independent community news publishers
Opinion: Ethics
When Is It OK for Journalists To Be Activists?
There are times when it’s not only ok but imperative for journalists to become active participants around issues
Opinion: Ethics
Give Back the Bracelet: Ali Watkins and the Ethics of Source Relationships
Adhering to bright ethical guidelines makes it easier to push back against unwelcome government intrusion into journalistic work
Opinion: Trust and the Media
Why CALmatters Created Its Own Midterm Election Guide
At a time when the media is struggling to regain public trust, a nonpartisan voter guide could help
Opinion: Ethics
What the IG Report on the Clinton Email Investigation Means for Journalists
Traditional journalistic structures were used against our democracy in the 2016 election. We can’t let it happen again
Why Local Journalism Makes a Difference
At Global Press Journal, speaking the local languages and understanding local customs is key to telling culturally appropriate stories
