Author Trump’s Presidency Isn’t Normal. Journalists Should Stop Reporting As If It Is I began writing this piece with trepidation, wondering if it would be fair to compare the president of the United States of America to a president in SyFy’s cult classic… August 4, 2020 In Photographing Social Justice Protests, Respect Means ‘Looking Again’ On July 19, Black Lives Matter Toronto activists held a press conference about the release of three demonstrators from police custody in connection with pink paint that had been thrown… July 29, 2020 As the November Election Approaches, Are Newsrooms Ready for Guccifer 3.0? Russian, Chinese, and Iranian disinformation campaigns are targeting the November vote. Journalists need to figure out how to responsibly handle hack-and-leak operations like those that marred the 2016 ballot July 28, 2020 Diversity, Equality, Inclusion, and “The Pipeline Problem” Some years ago, I was turning in my invoice for payment to NPR at the end of a month. I haven’t been a full-time employee at NPR, where I spent… July 24, 2020 In Africa, Press Freedom Can Be a Matter of Life and Death Today, nearly every African country holds multiparty elections of some kind, but – as in the case worldwide – relatively few fully respect political rights and civil liberties. This situation… July 22, 2020 Nieman Isn’t Waiting for the Coronavirus to Grant Permission to Do Our Work Goenawan Mohamad, the Indonesian journalist and poet, had considerable impact on the members of my Nieman class. His parents had suffered exile to an internment camp; his father was later… July 21, 2020 What Hopewell Chin’ono’s Arrest Says about the Free Press in Zimbabwe On the morning of July 20, 2020, a group of men arrived at the Harare home of Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin’ono, smashed a glass door to gain access and took… July 21, 2020 Learning from Little Rock: A Look at Black Lives Matter Protests and the Role of Local News Coverage of protests in Arkansas’ capital highlights the fraught relationship between local newsrooms and the communities they cover July 16, 2020 Reporting and Resilience: How Journalists Are Managing Their Mental Health Amidst a global pandemic, racial tumult, and decimated newsrooms, journalists are learning how to cope so they can keep reporting July 15, 2020 Meet the New Black Press How nimble, mission-driven outlets and a citizen-focused initiative are telling stories about — and for — Black communities July 14, 2020 Previous 1 … 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 … 429 Next
