IWMF Honors Kim Wall by Keeping Women in the Field
When journalist Kim Wall was murdered while working on a story last year, the world took notice of the dangers […]
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How Women In Sports Media Are Cheering Each Other On
Women in sports are rarely given the same kind of press as their male counterparts. Can you recall the last
Holding Our Applause for the Google News Initiative
I was invited to the Google News Initiative event in New York this week. Among many other things, they revealed a series
Why Women’s Voices Matter In Media
Have you ever been the only woman journalist in the room? Have you ever attended a panel on the future
How To: Turn Your Phone Into A Mobile Newsroom
When I was freelancing with VICE News, my editor and I were never in the same place. I worked remotely
Key Industry Takeaways From Mega-Conference 2018
Last week, publishers from across the country converged at the Key Executives Mega-Conference in San Diego, California, to discuss such
Dana Canedy on Improving Newsroom Diversity
Dana Canedy is a force to be reckoned with. She is a Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and the author of a book about to be made into a movie. She is the current administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes – the first African-American and first woman to ever hold the title. Oh, and the youngest.
How To: Find Diverse Sources
Finding people to talk to me has always been the hardest part of being a writer. Whether people didn’t want
How The Root Is Helping Amplify Black Voices
When it comes to diverse voices, most of us probably only read a few whose reporting fits in with the
How To: Read and Interpret Data
There’s a stereotype about journalists that I’ve always resented: “Journalists can’t do math.” It was one of the first things