Newmark J-School is partnering this fall with a West Coast network of media outlets dedicated to communities of color in order to develop their entrepreneurial skills and leverage the creativity of their ventures.
CCM's eye-opening report, "Asian Media on the Front Lines," was Kavitha's doing from start to finish.
The anti-racist style guide for Spanish-language journalists in the U.S. offers recommendations on how to cover stories about racism and racialized communities.
"Asian Media on the Front Lines" shines a light on the dynamic news sector.
Nearly $10 million in city ad dollars have gone to small community media, helping them survive in a difficult time.
A promoter of diversity and equity in the news industry, she will work closely with Black media publishers.
The multifaceted project includes a publishers' guide, database of candidates, and fellowship program.
The 30 fellows are journalists writing in nine languages and telling stories of more than 15 communities.
The redeployment of city ad dollars resulted from efforts by the Center for Community Media.