Archive: Nov 2023

At the U.N.’s Climate Conference, There are Plenty of Hypocrisies for Journalists to Report On

At the U.N.’s Climate Conference, There are Plenty of Hypocrisies for Journalists to Report On

Even the small victories require aggressive reporting and scrutiny
November 30, 2023
Bill McKibben
‘We Go Where We Think We Can Have The Most Impact’

‘We Go Where We Think We Can Have The Most Impact’

Five lessons from successful local news startups
November 27, 2023
Celeste Katz Marston
"What comes first, being a journalist or being a citizen?" 

“What comes first, being a journalist or being a citizen?” 

Yana Lyushnevskaya, NF '24, on the difficult dilemma Ukrainian journalists face when covering war in their own country
November 20, 2023
Yana Lyushnevskaya
Newsrooms Want to Diversify. These Programs Can Help 

Newsrooms Want to Diversify. These Programs Can Help 

At a time when diversity in education is under attack, a slew of new apprenticeships are providing pathways for young journalists of color to step into the profession
November 17, 2023
Jon Marcus
Are Journalists More Trusted than New Brands?

Are Journalists More Trusted than New Brands?

An experience in podcasting sheds light on the answer
November 15, 2023
Javier Garza Ramos
A Retort to the Toxic Myth of the Self-Made in America

A Retort to the Toxic Myth of the Self-Made in America

Alissa Quart, NF ’10, on the reporting behind her book “Bootstrapped” The dark inspiration for “Bootstrapped: Liberating Ourselves From the American Dream” came from the news but also from my…
November 6, 2023
Alissa Quart
What Questions Should We Be Raising in These Uncertain Times? 

What Questions Should We Be Raising in These Uncertain Times? 

Chong-ae Lee, NF ’13, on the value of taking a step back and looking at the big picture Nearly two decades ago, I received a phone call from the news innovation…
November 3, 2023
Chong-ae Lee