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Without New Voices legislation, we risk igniting an epidemic of silence among U.S. student journalists
Defunding and devaluing public media is a top-down erosion of truth-telling that undercuts efforts to strengthen student press freedom and contributes to censorship of student journalists.
The UN called it genocide in Gaza. Will Western journalists dare to?
If the truth costs us Palestinian journalists our lives, what excuse do you have for refusing to call it by its name?
What is nonprofit news infrastructure solving for?
We need new questions to guide flourishing news ecosystems that don't treat nonprofit status as the end-all, be-all fix.
Make it make sense: movement media as political education
Even when our stories herald bad news, they can also include context and analysis that helps people make meaning of the story and figure out our role in responding.
In passionate defense of counterprogramming
Reporting on the spaces people take solace in during times of deep economic and political woe shows what different communities value.
We can resist the robots
Movement journalists don’t attempt to connect to people in order to sell to them, but view this connection as a mission unto itself.
Stories are an ‘arrow in a quiver’
How movement journalists share strategy and inspire action.
How to ensure reporting on ICE goes beyond focusing on citizenship status
Framing ICE coverage as a mere immigration issue may no longer meet the needs of the communities you cover, especially as many have weathered the fallout of raids, a new detention center, or surveillance tactics.
Reckoning with the Federal Communications Commission’s history of structural racism
Since the agency’s inception, FCC policies have undermined the 14th Amendment rights of Black people and Black communities.
Without New Voices legislation, we risk igniting an epidemic of silence among U.S. student journalists
Defunding and devaluing public media is a top-down erosion of truth-telling that undercuts efforts to strengthen student press freedom and contributes to censorship of student journalists.
The UN called it genocide in Gaza. Will Western journalists dare to?
If the truth costs us Palestinian journalists our lives, what excuse do you have for refusing to call it by its name?
What is nonprofit news infrastructure solving for?
We need new questions to guide flourishing news ecosystems that don't treat nonprofit status as the end-all, be-all fix.
Make it make sense: movement media as political education
Even when our stories herald bad news, they can also include context and analysis that helps people make meaning of the story and figure out our role in responding.
In passionate defense of counterprogramming
Reporting on the spaces people take solace in during times of deep economic and political woe shows what different communities value.
We can resist the robots
Movement journalists don’t attempt to connect to people in order to sell to them, but view this connection as a mission unto itself.
Stories are an ‘arrow in a quiver’
How movement journalists share strategy and inspire action.
How to ensure reporting on ICE goes beyond focusing on citizenship status
Framing ICE coverage as a mere immigration issue may no longer meet the needs of the communities you cover, especially as many have weathered the fallout of raids, a new detention center, or surveillance tactics.
Reckoning with the Federal Communications Commission’s history of structural racism
Since the agency’s inception, FCC policies have undermined the 14th Amendment rights of Black people and Black communities.