Author CNN, Trump, and The Perils of ‘Anti-Woke’ Journalism Giving the former president the opportunity to repeatedly lie to a television audience isn’t getting us out of our silos May 24, 2023 The Tumultuous Early History of Public Media A new book examines how the efforts of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters helped create what is now NPR and PBS May 19, 2023 Threats Against Journalists on the Rise Nearly half of respondents report facing legal threats in first investigation of its kind from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism May 9, 2023 What the Media’s (Still) Getting Wrong About Covid From our April newsletter: How media coverage about Covid minimizes the health risks researchers attribute to the virus May 2, 2023 How One Journalist Unearthed the Secret History of Family Separation Atlantic reporter Caitlin Dickerson on how she produced the 30,000-word investigation on Trump’s Zero Tolerance border policy April 26, 2023 How a Trip to Angola Helped One Reporter Tell the Story of Race in America Deborah Barfield Berry, NF '23, on covering slavery, the Civil Rights Movement, and the murder of George Floyd April 19, 2023 Three Years Later, Covid-19 Is Still a Health Threat. Journalism Needs to Reflect That Too much coverage minimizes the health risks researchers attribute to the virus April 12, 2023 At the Intersection of Journalism and Trauma Lisa Krantz, NF ’20, is on a quest to minimize the harm journalists do to trauma survivors On a late October day, I sat on the floor of a temporary… April 6, 2023 Why Retired Journalists Are Jumping Back into the Profession They're founding startups, coaching young reporters, and serving on boards to bridge the gap left by the industry's contraction April 3, 2023 “Climate Change is Probably the Hardest Problem of Our Time” Professor Daniel P. Schrag on the obstacles to solving climate change, climate optimism, and adaptation March 30, 2023 Previous 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 … 429 Next
