Features
Want Diverse Newsrooms? Unions Push for Pay Equity As a Path Forward
As an uprising against racism and discrimination swept across the nation’s newsrooms in recent months, one of the issues raised at many of the … Read more
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Features
Want Diverse Newsrooms? Unions Push for Pay Equity As a Path Forward
“If we can’t make bold changes now, it seems like we never will”
Opinion
Journalists Need to Remember that Not All News Readers are White
Dear Journalism: Audiences of national media have too long been presumed to be white. A New York Times editor argues it’s time to change that
Opinion
How Objectivity Can Make Audiences Cynical about Politics—and Journalism
Holding fast to outmoded ideas of objectivity can introduce its own set of biases
International Journalism
The Risks of Relying on Citizen Journalists to Cover the War in Syria
After Assad’s regime made the country inaccessible for journalists, Syrian citizens stepped in, creating safety concerns and ethical dilemmas
Features
Is Movement Journalism What’s Needed During this Reckoning over Race and Inequality?
A movement journalist examines what it means to engage with communities and challenge the status quo
Sounding
Following the Money at the University of Michigan Hits Home for Reporter
Why this journalist's investigation tested — and enriched — his marriage
Journalist’s Trade
How Russian Media Reported the Coronavirus Pandemic
Russian TV’s upbeat coverage of Covid-19 was in stark contrast to the devastating reporting by the country’s independent news outlets
Features
“Collaboration is the Future of Journalism”
To meet the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and the racial justice movement, the historically competitive media culture is becoming more collaborative
Journalist’s Trade
Can Journalism Be Both Impartial and Empathetic?
Research conducted at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School suggests reporters who favor impartiality and those who favor empathy share a desire to refocus journalism on citizens
