Features
A “Kiss of Freedom” for Turkey’s Press
Independent journalists are stubbornly persisting in digital formats from newsletters to videos to podcasts
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Niemans @ Work
Making the Biggest Investigative Journalism Project in History Accessible to the Audience
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Opinion
The Court-Authorized Search of Mar-a-Lago Was “Unprecedented” — But That’s Not the Real Story
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Niemans @ Work
Creating “Comadres al Aire:” A Podcast That Talks To Immigrants, Not About Them
Recent Stories
Features
A New Kind of Partnership: Journalists and Civil Society Organizations Are Teaming Up
The practice upends the industry’s drive for neutrality. But cross-field collaborations are becoming more commonplace to help bolster investigative work
Reporting at Risk
How Latin American Journalists Are Using Collaborations To Get Around Censorship Laws
Silence is not an option
Reporting at Risk
Así es como los periodistas de latinoamérica están colaborando para evitar ser censurados
El silencio no es una opción
Opinion
One Reason The Jan. 6 Insurrection Failed: The Press Didn’t Play Along
The U.S. should look to Latin America to understand the role the free press plays in stopping a coup
Callout
We Asked Journalists to Share What It’s Like Working with Other Newsrooms. Here’s What They Told Us
In many cases, collaborating helped create more ambitious accountability journalism
Opinion
Viral Abortion Story Shows How Fact Checkers Shouldn’t Publish Until They Have … Facts
Some journalists were quick to doubt the story of the 10-year-old rape victim's pregnancy, revealing the challenge of covering sensitive stories
Reporting at Risk
In Ghana, Only a Handful of Journalists Are Able To Do Critical Reporting
On paper, Ghana is a thriving democracy. On the ground, journalists do not have the freedom to do their work
Opinion
Why Newsrooms Must Prioritize Covering State Legislatures
From abortion rights to education spending to access to voting, state lawmakers are front and center in determining what rights will be afforded to their citizens
Niemans @ Work
What About the Boys? The Sex Trafficking of Young Males
Jenifer McKim, NF ’08, and Phillip Martin, NF ’98, detail their groundbreaking series, ‘Unseen’
Reporting at Risk
The Myanmar Junta’s Wanton Violence Is Forcing Journalists to Flee
Exiled reporters are finding it difficult to reach sources back home, who are increasingly afraid to talk
