Photo of a billboard in North St. Louis by Adam Mahoney, shared with permission from Capital B. I have a simple answer for why I became an environmental journalist: George Floyd was murdered. It was ...
The Objective is a nonprofit newsroom examining systems of power and inequity in journalism: how newsrooms treat their ...
An incarcerated journalist in Georgia explains how proposed cellphone jamming in prisons could silence reporting on ...
One of the Asian American Journalists Association’s Community Awards, the honor recognizes a commitment to the AAPI journalist community and to AAJA’s goals of diversity, inclusion, equity, and ...
National Writers Union data reveals decades of stagnant freelance journalism rates, documenting the financial pressures faced ...
In 2020, the National Writers Union’s Freelance Solidarity Project (NWU-FSP) launched the Rate Sharing Database, asking freelance media workers to enter as many of their pay rates as possible. We’ve ...
It’s not your fault you’re broke. New data from the National Writers Union offers a glimpse into a bleak picture of decades-long wage stagnation in freelance journalism. JOURNALISM IS BROKEN — LET'S ...
Previous e-edition covers from Vida en el Valle and El Nuevo Herald accessed via the Wayback Machine. Collage by James Salanga. The latest round of McClatchy layoffs, announced Sept. 11, eliminated ...
An incarcerated journalist in Georgia calls free press advocates to rally against the 23-state effort to allow FCC-approved cellphone jamming technology, which would limit incarcerated journalists’ ...
It’s not your fault you’re broke. New data from the National Writers Union offers a glimpse into a bleak picture of decades-long wage stagnation in freelance journalism. JOURNALISM IS BROKEN — LET'S ...
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