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Editor Michael Petrou, NF ’18, invites people whose voices aren’t usually heard in foreign policy publications to tell their storiesCanadians haven’t had to worry too much about the rest of…

One day in October 2019 a colleague alerted me to a meeting in Munich of representatives of European cities to discuss the impact of Airbnb on rental markets. There was…

With their Diversifying Journalism project, 2020 Nieman Fellows Ana Campoy, Jasmine Brown, and Selymar Colón are building databases of journalists and experts of color.At the time I was looking for…

“It’s hard to believe that it’s going to quickly go back to the way it was before”

With the new CBC podcast “What On Earth,” Laura Lynch, NF ’00, is bringing climate change coverage — and potential solutions — to Canadians.The phone call came in May. The…

Problems of media mistrust, conspiracy theories, and journalism’s economic sustainability are not going away anytime soon

Journalists must fully and accurately report on a group that has too often been ignored and stereotyped

“It’s unlike any election that I’ve ever covered in terms of both the issues and the actual mechanics of the reporting”

“We know of no other way to earn the trust of people from all sides than by going where the facts, the evidence, the truth lead us”

The “Today” show used an out-of-context clip spread by the Trump campaign to raise questions about Joe Biden’s mental capabilities. While the show has since issued a correction, it reminded…