Journalist’s Trade
After the Capitol Riot, Journalists Contend with Rage against the Media
Most days, Paul Gillespie keeps himself to photographing the news, not commenting on it. January 6, 2021, wasn’t one of those days. As violent pro-Donald … Read more
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Opinion
What Journalists Can — and Can’t — Do about Media Distrust
Acknowledging the limits of journalists’ ability to affect media trust levels can prevent a repeat of the mistakes made covering Trump
Politics
What One Milwaukee Journalist Learned from 18 Months Exploring Democracy
Instead of being objective and neutral, be truthful, fair-minded, transparent, and human
International Journalism
How Journalists Beyond the U.S. Fight Back Against Government Intimidation
A look at four countries — Belarus, Jordan, Thailand, and Nicaragua — where the mantle of “fake news” is used to intimidate and threaten, and how journalists are responding
International Journalism
Amidst Political Turmoil in Belarus, a Revival of Trust in Independent Journalism
After a contested election, President Aleksandr Lukashenko cracked down on dissent; professional and citizen journalists responded with innovative coverage
Opinion
In Zimbabwe, “Freedom of Expression and of the Media Remain Mirages”
As journalist Hopewell Chin’ono is granted bail after being arrested for the second time in five months, his lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa blasts the “open and undisguised corruption at levels we have never seen before”
Journalist’s Trade
Journalists Across Europe Collaborate to Cover Airbnb and Other Housing Issues
The Housing Project is fostering cross-border investigations
