Articles ‘Here I Am, Please Tell Me Your Story’ How a chance encounter led to a book about the fire at the Los Angeles Public Library. January 29, 2024 Susan Orlean Let’s Retire the “Leaving Journalism” Fallacy Your career as a journalist doesn’t have to be a one-way trip. January 25, 2024 Katherine Reynolds Lewis A World Where Those with Weapons Have Absolute Authority When you’re covering war in your own country, the gap between you and the rest of humanity feels overwhelming. January 25, 2024 Alisa Sopova My Life of Chasing Big Scoops, Catching Shit, and Shoveling It for Applause Between working at the circus and covering Alabama politics, I've met a lot of clowns. January 24, 2024 John Archibald Three Months in a Zimbabwean Prison Couldn’t Stop Me from Reporting on Corruption Political elites were looting Covid relief funds, but that was just the first part of the story. January 23, 2024 Hopewell Chin’ono Impacted by Layoffs? We Want to Hear From You Introducing a new survey and research project by the Institute for Independent Journalists Foundation and Nieman Reports January 22, 2024 Uncovering a Hospital’s Predatory Debt-Collection Process and the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. If poverty isn’t an accident, but a robbery, then there are thieves with names that journalists can uncover. January 22, 2024 Wendi C. Thomas The Fox News of France How French billionaire Vincent Bolloré and CNews have reshaped political discourse in Paris and beyond January 20, 2024 Valentine Faure Unpacking Newspack: A Look at the CMS That’s Powering Local News In September, Press Forward named Newspack in its list of priorities. It's time we examine the CMS that's dominating the backend of so many small publishers January 10, 2024 Gabe Bullard An Antidote to the Minimization of the Long Covid Crisis Why the founders of The Sick Times have made it their mission to report on overlooked perspectives from Covid long haulers January 9, 2024 Megan Cattel Previous 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … 432 Next
