Guía Antirracista for Spanish-Language Newsrooms
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.
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.
In this issue, Eli Chen '12, senior editor of National Geographic's podcast, talks about creating an immersive audio experience, alumni win SABEW's "Best in Business" honors and Dean Sarah Bartlett co writes a NY Times guest essay, "How City Hall…
The inaugural cohort will learn and apply strategies for monetizing video projects. Applications for the next cohort of the tuition-free, online program will open in July.
"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.
The new Fellows will explore the second-hand clothing market, the plastics industry, and police spending.
In this issue, Josh Keefe '16 talks about his award-winning Bangor Daily News series "Lawmen Off Limits," Cheryl Thompson-Morton takes over the Black Media Initiative, and more.
A promoter of diversity and equity in the news industry, she will work closely with Black media publishers.
The latest awards come from the Nieman and Sidney Hillman Foundations.