Articles How to take your journalism to new heights with a drone EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in our five-part video series, Field Testing, in which independent video producer Alexander Trowbridge retreats to a farm to learn the tools and skills… April 29, 2021 Alexander Trowbridge What working on a farm taught a journalist about visual storytelling Field Testing - Episode 1: In which our correspondent explains what he's doing in a bean field with a selfie stick April 28, 2021 Alexander Trowbridge “… a fleeting fit of frustration” over the F word —Washington Post reporter Robert Barnes in a lead about a U.S. Supreme Court case April 27, 2021 Trevor Pyle The slogging reality of writing The daughter of a friend reached out to me recently, seeking a bit of advice. She’s a young millennial and, after dabbling in various dabbles, she’s come back around to… April 26, 2021 Jacqui Banaszynski What a retired journalist learned about re-learning to write First, the COVID lockdown. Then retirement.After nearly 40 years as a news professional and 10 as a journalism professor at the University of Idaho, I found myself isolated and bored.… April 22, 2021 Steven A. Smith A narrative on the political divide reported from the inside-out Jose A. Del Real of The Washington Post uses phone, email and texts to profile a family torn apart by conflicting beliefs in "facts" April 20, 2021 Chip Scanlan Taking the “student” out of student journalist Remember Eddy Binford-Ross? If not, here’s your chance to catch up and collect a little inspiration.Eddy Binford-RossEddy is a senior in South Salem High School in Oregon, and editor of… April 15, 2021 Jacqui Banaszynski Some uncomfortable challenges facing journalism Some core questions I have about the challenges facing journalists were revived by a few things I read last week. None were surprising, but all carried nagging concerns that date… April 13, 2021 Jacqui Banaszynski Common-sense questions don’t always yield common-sense answers We invite you to spend a few moments traveling the world with photographers who, despite the risks of COVID, have remained on the front lines of storytelling. For more than… April 9, 2021 Jacqui Banaszynski Two anti-racist scholars and writers take on the cultural limits of “objectivity” In a final conversation at The Power of Narrative conference, Jelani Cobb and Ibram X. Kendi argue that narrative should be used to convey fuller truths April 7, 2021 Britny Cordera Previous 1 … 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 … 245 Next
