Articles Dear Sunnylands: Let’s Widen the Roadmap — and Mark an Achievable Destination for Local News To thrive and grow, local emerging organizations need a new alignment between philanthropy and market-driven business building. We already see the fledgling success of that model February 20, 2023 Ken Doctor Correcting The New York Times on Trans Issues More than 1,000 Times contributors have sent an open letter asking for the paper of record to examine its biases in reporting on trans issues. The paper's response is part… February 17, 2023 Issac J. Bailey Dear Sunnylands, Make More Room for BIPOC, LGBTQ, and Rural Media Leaders at the Table Donors looking to support journalism as “civic information” need to hear directly from leaders of news outlets serving these communities February 17, 2023 Tracie Powell Facing Hunger — and Death — In Somalia A combination of drought, armed conflict, and ineffective government is making life a type of torture for the most vulnerable February 15, 2023 Andrea Bruce Meet The States Using Public Funding to Support Local Journalism In the face of federal inaction, state-level experiments to fund community-based outlets are expanding February 8, 2023 Catherine Buni Press Freedom Community: Prioritize the Defense of Journalism that Serves the Public Interest To produce positive social outcomes, press freedom advocacy must shape the global information space to promote accountability and democratic debate February 7, 2023 Joel Simon Report from Sunnylands: Revitalizing Local News with New Capital, Creativity, and Collective Action A gathering of current and prospective journalism funders and practitioners seeks to reinvent local news as civic information in service of communities February 2, 2023 Jim Friedlich What Happens When Candidates Avoid Mainstream News Politicians have long made calculations about which outlets to speak with and when. But the proliferation of partisan sites has made it easier to retreat into friendly corners January 27, 2023 Celeste Katz Marston A Play About Life and Death in the South John Archibald, NF ’21, discusses his debut as a playwright I write about life in Alabama. Which means I write about death in Alabama. And issues of life and death… January 26, 2023 John Archibald Reporting is Never Merely Reporting Journalists don’t just observe the world but help shape it — for better or for worse — through our coverage choices January 23, 2023 Issac J. Bailey Previous 1 … 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 … 437 Next
