Features
In Europe, Podcasters of Color Make Their Own Space for Conversations on Race
Podcasts are popping up across the continent to fill the coverage void of race and racism in mainstream media
Recent Stories
Opinion
Yes, There’s Inflation. But It’s Not the Whole Story
How the media frames stories on the economy affects the shape of policies that are potentially transformative for families
Opinion
Tackling the Information Crisis: Why News is Essential to Sustainability
By bringing newsrooms closer to their communities we can create business models that tie social impact to financial success
Niemans @ Work
“I Had To Talk To the People Who Were Tasked With Freeing Me”
Jason Rezaian, NF ’17, wanted to tell the story of his release from an Iranian prison from multiple perspectives
Sounding
Journalism Helped Me Regain Power Over My Own Story
Finding meaning, agency, and purpose in reporting from my home country of Venezuela
From the Curator
Touch Points
Distance kept us safe from Covid, but reporting requires contact and connection
Live @ Lippmann
The Emancipator’s Co-Editors-in-Chief Are Bringing the 19th Century Abolitionist Paper to Life
Deborah Douglas and Amber Payne on building on The Emancipator's historical roots, reimagining the newsroom hierarchy, and centering their work in joy
Opinion
Don’t Bury the Lede: Overall Crime Declined Despite the Pandemic
How journalists frame crime stories affects public perception of safety — which influences policy decisions that can impact families on the margins
Features
In India, the Last Few Bastions Of The Free Press Stand Guard Against Rising Authoritarianism
Over the last seven years, newsrooms have found themselves in the trenches, holding the Modi government to account
