Race and Reporting The case for more inclusive newsrooms Diversity Confronting Racism in the Age of Obama Columnist Issac Bailey faced resurgent racism after the 2008 election Diversity Making Black Lives Matter in the News Susan Smith Richardson, the editor and publisher of The Chicago Reporter, argues for reviving the black beat Diversity Why Newsroom Diversity Works 2015 Nieman Fellow Alicia W. Stewart explores effective strategies for making newsrooms more inclusive Diversity Stop Segregating Stories About Race NPR TV critic Eric Deggans argues that race, culture, and poverty deserve to be covered in the same way as the weather, sports, and the stock market Diversity Public Radio and the Sound of America Adriana Gallardo and Betsy O’Donovan of the Association of Independents in Radio look at how broadcasters are bringing more variety to the airwaves Visual Journalism Capturing Quiet Acts of Resistance Photographer Zun Lee documents the lives of black fathers in America, from Brooklyn to Ferguson Diversity in Journalism Risky, Important Conversations About Diversity in Our Newsrooms Nieman curator Ann Marie Lipinski on risky, important conversations about race Building a Better Newsroom How to make journalism more inclusive—and how that can contribute to better coverage Newsrooms Need to Engage if They Want to See Real Change The Washington Post’s law-enforcement and justice reporter believes newsroom diversity is a journalistic imperative Wesley Lowery Enhancing Newsroom Diversity Can Also Expand Audiences Southern California Public Radio added more journalists of color to its reporting—and doubled its Latino listenership Ashley Alvarado Diversity Can Bring Communities Together The editor of a daily newspaper partnered with community organizations to bring readers together Karen Magnuson Tribalism as a Spur to Newsroom Diversity How mentoring, networks, fellowships and internships can help journalists of color Joshunda Sanders Having a Diverse Newsroom Makes Coverage Mainstream BuzzFeed’s editor of Latino coverage on the advantages of having a variety of backgrounds in the newsroom Adrian Carrasquillo If Truth and Credibility Matter, So Must Newsroom Diversity The Philadelphia Inquirer’s managing editor argues that newspapers best engage audiences when staff look like the community Sandra Clark Mainstream Media Needs More Native American Journalists The president of the Native American Journalist Association says newsrooms need to invest in developing talent Mary Hudetz Journalists Must Train Their Brains to See Beyond Stereotypes A Chicago Tribune columnist considers journalists’ complicity in skewed perceptions of communities of color Dawn Turner
