Interviews with journalists (and non-journalists) that challenge journalism to be better.
2020 was a year of commitments in journalism. Commitments to doing better. Commitments to anti-racism. Commitments to diversity and inclusion. While 2021 will be the year of gauging just how serious many news organizations are about confronting their history of racism, both in their coverage and in their hiring, at least one major collective of […]
Study Hall's Chika Ekemezie on professionalism, the difference between a “writer” and a “journalist,” and how Study Hall helps remove barriers.
J.C. Polk and Ernesto Aguilar on the ways public media fails people of color.
The Objective talked with the podcast's founders about their careers and the notion of “POC in media."
The Objective talks to Michael Grant, a visual journalist, designer, and co-founder of Get Current Studio.
Gaby Del Valle on what it means to be an immigration reporter and the assumptions reporters make in reporting on immigration.
Azucena Rasilla on coverage gaps being filled by The Oaklandside and how critical it is to reach community where they are — in Spanish and English.
Alex Kapitan on falling in love with words and the ways newsrooms can not only use language to minimize harm, but also do more good.
Ben Smith on the tensions between those who control power at journalism institutions and those who do the work.
Oliver-Ash Kleine on why the Trans Journalists Association needs to exist and how it’s already making a difference.
