The importance of ‘person-centered’ terms, a high school paper is shut down, and an editor reflects on her first year

Five news organizations will participate in the American Press Institute’s communities sprint program, a five-month cohort aimed at helping newsrooms better engage with and serve diverse audiences. Designed in partnership with the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, this initiative serves alumni of the Table Stakes Local News Transformation Program, which advances innovations in […]

Overcoming a ransomware attack, employees of color at The New York Times get lower ratings, and stringent press rules at Ohio rallies

Latinophobia in mainstream news, campaign money flows to digital publishers, and a small Australian news site challenges Fox CEO

One moment years ago remains influential in my thinking about issues of diversity and inclusion inside and outside of the newsroom. In the hallway of an upstate New York courthouse, a local Black pastor came up to me. What he told me was quite jarring. “Man, you’re a racist,” he told me. I was dumbfounded. […]

AI in newsrooms, interviewing anti-abortion activists, and Margaret Sullivan’s final column

Weekly roundup — Locally owned publications are thriving, the defamation suit against Fox, and how to build people-powered movements

Anonymity demands in the White House, Trusting News receives Knight Foundation grant, and how to retain journalists of color

Global collaboration fights disinformation, Australian media pries $140 million from tech giants, and using solutions journalism in your newsroom

Key elements of newsroom digital security, a supposed ‘fact-checker’ spreads disinformation, and forming bonds over grammar