Issue Archive 2020s 2010s 2000s 1990s 1980s 1970s 1960s 1950s 1940s 2024 Winter/Spring 2024 'Unparalleled and Unprecedented' With dozens dead and many more wounded, journalists in Gaza have faced the deadliest six months ever recorded Summer 2024 Warped Election stakes couldn’t be higher. The media is still struggling to meet the moment 2023 Winter 2023 What Open-Source Journalism Reveals Spurred by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, open-source investigations are being integrated into standard newsroom practice Spring 2023 Journalism in Exile Media outlets continue to conduct vital reporting and hold the powerful account from afar, setting up posts in France, Thailand, Costa Rica, and beyond Summer 2023 Riding the A.I. Wave How newsrooms can harness the power of artificial intelligence Fall 2023 85th Anniversary Issue: The Story I Couldn't Let Go “Stories stalk you. Stories beguile you. They bewitch you. It’s not easy to fend them off, even when you’ve vowed you will,” Susan Orlean writes in our Fall 2023 issue, which commemorates the Nieman Foundation’s 85th anniversary 2022 Winter 2022 The New Look of the Labor Beat From Covid-19 to the #MeToo movement, workplace coverage is resurgent Spring 2022 Fighting for a Free Press in Ukraine — and Beyond Nieman Reports takes a look at how Ukrainian journalists are reporting on the war in their home, the costs of reporting accurately on the invasion, and the growing threats to press freedom under Putin Summer 2022 Reporting at Risk Essays by journalists who are managing to do vital independent reporting — often at great personal risk Fall 2022 How Political Coverage is Changing to Get Beyond Polarization How newsrooms are advancing political coverage that considers voters rather than just vote-seekers 2021 Summer-Fall 2021 Lessons From The Pandemic Hope that the coronavirus is finally being brought under control has prompted plans for a return to “normal.” But can, or should, journalism return to a pre-pandemic “normal?” Spring 2021 Covering The Police How coverage of the police is changing, from crowdsourced investigations to centering victim accounts Winter 2021 What's Next... What’s next for journalism’s post-Trump challenges, for reporting on the Biden White House and for the political weaponization of “fake news” 2020 Fall 2020 The Newsrooms We Need Now In a series of essays, thought leaders reflect and offer prescriptions for what the news industry needs to do. Summer 2020 Racial Reckoning How the reinvigorated movement for racial justice and the pandemic are prompting newsrooms to fundamentally rethink how stories are covered — and by whom Spring 2020 Covering the Coronavirus How the pandemic is being covered around the world, how this public health crisis is highlighting the crucial rule of local news, and more Winter 2020 How to Make Climate Coverage Personal, Relevant, and Urgent Journalists and news organizations who are working in innovative ways to make climate coverage more personal, urgent, and engrossing 2019 Fall 2019 Journalism Under Fire in Hong Kong Pepper spray, tear gas, rubber bullets: The Hong Kong protests are also a fight for a free press Summer 2019 Not a 'Crime of Passion' Covering domestic violence as an urgent social crisis, not a private family matter Spring 2019 Why Newsrooms are Unionizing Now Journalists at legacy and digital newsrooms respond to an industry in crisis with a new wave of organizing Winter 2019 Journalism Under Pressure Violence, political attacks, layoffs … and still doing vital work 2018 Summer-Fall 2018 Nieman 80: Journalism That Makes a Difference Niemans on the 80 pieces of journalism that had the biggest impact on their own work Spring 2018 Reinventing Local TV News Innovative stations push to attract younger audiences Winter 2018 Covering Addiction Questions the media should ask and recovery stories that need to be told 2017 Fall 2017 The News Industry Has a Sexual Harassment Problem. #NowWhat? Summer 2017 Where Are the Mothers? Spring 2017 A New Focus Winter 2017 Covering Sexual Assault 2016 Fall 2016 What Journalists Must Do Next Summer 2016 The Pulitzer Centennial Spring 2016 Covering the Campaign Winter 2016 Beyond the “Coming Out” Story 2015 Fall 2015 Storytelling and Social Media Summer 2015 Automation in the Newsroom Spring 2015 Race and Reporting Winter 2015 The Offending Art 2014 Fall 2014 The Future of Foreign News Summer 2014 Where Are the Women? Spring 2014 Rewriting J-School Winter 2014 The State of Journalism in China 2013 Summer-Fall 2013 75th Anniversary Issue Spring 2013 The Signal and the Noise Winter 2013 Critical Condition 2012 Fall 2012 Be the Disruptor Summer 2012 Truth in the Age of Social Media Spring 2012 What Would You Change If You Were Back In Charge 2011 Winter 2011 Writing the Book Fall 2011 Cold Case Reporting Summer 2011 Links that Bind Us Spring 2011 Shattering Barriers to Reveal Corruption 2010 Winter 2010 The Beat Goes On - Its Rhythm Changes Fall 2010 Reporting From Faraway Places: Who Does It and How? Summer 2010 The Digital Landscape: What's Next for News? Spring 2010 Visual Journalism 2009 Winter 2009 Trauma in the Aftermath Fall 2009 Let's Talk: Journalism and Social Media Summer 2009 Iran: Can Its Stories Be Told? Spring 2009 Voyages of Discovery Into New Media 2008 Winter 2008 The Search for True North: New Directions in a New Territory Fall 2008 Staying Local, Digging Deep Summer 2008 Cameras, Action and Accountability Spring 2008 21st Century Muckrakers 2007 Winter 2007 Is Local News the Answer? Fall 2007 Katrina's Aftermath: News With No End in Sight Summer 2007 Islam: Reporting in Context and With Complexity Spring 2007 Afghanistan: Stories Come Back Into View 2006 Winter 2006 Goodbye Gutenberg Fall 2006 Global Migration and Immigration: Stories and Images About the Journey Summer 2006 Journalists: On the Subject of Courage Spring 2006 What Katrina Revealed, Will Journalists Now Cover? 2005 Winter 2005 Citizen Journalism Fall 2005 Covering Indian Country Summer 2005 Eroding Freedoms: Secrecy, Truth and Sources Spring 2005 Water: A Life Force Harnessed as News 2004 Winter 2004 Editorial Cartoons: The Impact and Issues of an Evolving Craft Fall 2004 Africa: Stories to Be Told Summer 2004 The Energy Beat: Complex and Compelling Spring 2004 Water: A Life Force Harnessed as News 2003 Winter 2003 Can Newspapers Reach the Young? Fall 2003 Journalism and Black America: Then and Now Summer 2003 Medical Reporting Spring 2003 Reporting on Health 2002 Winter 2002 Reporting on the INS Fall 2002 Science Journalism Summer 2002 Reporting on Business: Enron and Beyond Spring 2002 Nieman Narrative Journalism Conference 2001 Winter 2001 Coverage of Terrorism Fall 2001 The Documentary and Journalism: Where They Converge Summer 2001 Latino Voices: Journalism By and About Latinos Spring 2001 Colombia: The War Against Journalists Special Issue 2001 The Elements of Journalism 2000 Winter 2000 Technology Is Changing Journalism Just as It Always Has Fall 2000 Photojournalism: Pondering the Power of Images and the Risks Taken by Those Who Make Them Summer 2000 Election 2000: Politicians and the Press Winter 1999 - Spring 2000 Commemorative Double Issue
