Articles Want to Make Real Progress in Newsroom DEI? Audience Engagement is Essential Most newsrooms think of diversity and inclusion work as an internal affair, but those efforts won’t succeed in a bubble February 2, 2022 Jennifer Brandel, Jennifer Kho NYT Reporters on Afghanistan’s Media Landscape Under the Taliban: “Afghan Journalism in Exile Can Happen” In the five months since the Taliban seized control of Kabul, the situation in Afghanistan remains precarious. Billions of dollars in international aid, including from the U.S., have been suspended… January 25, 2022 Meet the Buildings That Housed Chicago’s Black Press From The Chicago Defender to Ebony, many prominent Black media outlets have called Chicago home. The buildings the Black press occupied in the city helped establish their identities as outlets… January 24, 2022 E. James West An Insider Glimpse Into the Story of the Pentagon Papers Case A new book offers in-depth interviews with eight people committed to free press, including a lawyer behind the Pentagon Papers case January 21, 2022 Stuart Brotman Covering Covid-19 and Connecting with Sources in Quiet Moments Bethany Mollenkof, photojournalist and 2021 Nieman Visiting Fellow, on photographing the devastation the coronavirus is bringing to Southern and rural Black communities: “When I am creating portraits of someone, I… January 20, 2022 Bethany Mollenkof Newsrooms Are Unionizing Pretty Much “Nonstop.” Here’s Why Journalists are responding to consolidation and ongoing revenue challenges by joining the unionization wave January 19, 2022 Steven Greenhouse From Covid-19 to #MeToo, The Labor Beat Is Resurgent After years of declining coverage, more newsrooms are making workplace safety, unionization, and remote work front-page stories January 12, 2022 Steven Greenhouse It’s Time to Ditch the Daily Covid-19 Case Count I am happy to report that my chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), an extremely rare autoimmune disease that attacks my nerve linings and for a time put me in a… January 6, 2022 Issac J. Bailey A Green Light for Corruption Researchers say there are tangible costs when a community loses its newspaper. The question is, do we want to pay now or pay later? January 3, 2022 Ann Marie Lipinski Nieman Reports’ Top 5 Interviews of 2021 As 2021 winds down, here are 5 interviews from the past year we at Nieman Reports think are worth a (re)read December 17, 2021 Previous 1 … 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 … 437 Next
