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Voting rights becomes the new climate change

“Voter suppression doesn’t have to overturn an election to have an impact.” Andrew Donohue

“If you don’t have gender equality in your newsroom, it’s like running on one leg. And in the current climate, the male leg is limping”

“Longevity drops”? Sure. Climate change? Not so much: What are people getting from science Facebook pages?

Shan WangMarch 15, 2016

The Atlantic is tackling big issues like climate change and gun violence by posing more questions

Flipping the Q&A into an A&Q: “Where are the interesting, unresolved, complex, nuanced questions?”

Shan WangDecember 1, 2015

What publishers around the world learned by sharing their climate change coverage with each other

For the better part of this year, news organizations in the Climate Publishers Network have been republishing each other’s climate change stories in order to expand their coverage of the issue.

Shan WangNovember 19, 2015

The Christian Science Monitor built a separate site just for coverage of the Paris climate talks

“I wanted to be able to package various stories in various ways that let them feel and look different from all the regular coverage you might see.”

Laura Hazard OwenNovember 2, 2015

Climate change is depressing and horrible. Is there a way to make people read about it?

“A lot of coverage goes straight for the ‘we are 100 percent doomed’ jugular.”

Joshua BentonSeptember 25, 2024

What would Project 2025 do for (or to) journalism?

From defunding NPR and PBS to kicking reporters out of the White House, it’s an array of conservative priorities and Trumpian retreads.

Three more nonprofit newsrooms announce content sharing agreements with the AP

The Associated Press now has content sharing partnerships with nine nonprofit newsrooms across 10 states. Sophie Culpepper

Neel DhaneshaAugust 13, 2024

Ear Hustle’s new audio space is just the first step in a bigger plan

The studio, at the California Institution for Women, will bring more incarcerated women’s voices to the podcast — and kickstart an ambitious training program.