Articles Dishing up some sides of gratitude with notes Journalists take a moment to remember what they're thankful for: from editors to decent pay help. November 28, 2019 Jacqui Banaszynski The 1619 project: Tracing steps backwards to find a way forward How a USA Today team helped a woman search her ancestral roots in Angola, home to the first Africans sold into slavery in what would become the U.S. November 26, 2019 Chip Scanlan Some warbly thoughts on “voice” Defining a writer’s “voice” has always stumped me. It came up again recently, when a journalism professor put me on speaker phone with her class of college freshmen, who had… November 22, 2019 Jacqui Banaszynski A needle in time to heal pains of the past The Power of Storytelling: A journalist and novelist with a painful legacy picks up threads of the family story she's never known how to write November 22, 2019 Ioana Burtea “As they say, history does not repeat itself, but it rhymes.” — Margaret Atwood, from her dystopian novel "The Testaments" November 13, 2019 Jacqui Banaszynski Is it real? Or is it Instagram? The Internet of 2019 is rife with social-media influencers and articles about them. Much of the coverage is fawning and superficial: how to become one, how to make $3,000 per Instagram… November 13, 2019 Emily Sohn The value of villains: Here’s motivation for pursuing stories some might find off-putting Podcaster and journalist Evan Ratliff, author of "The Mastermind," on why he is drawn to stories of the "bad guys" November 7, 2019 Ioana Burtea A narrative “troika:” direct testimony, news analysis and biographical journalism It was probably aimed more at the American public than its media, but one message embedded in former Ambassador William B. Taylor Jr.’s recent prepared remarks to a Congressional impeachment… November 5, 2019 Ron Judd Look at clouds from all sides now — before they’re gone A Reuters narrative project takes readers to a weekend with cloudspotters on a wild British island to see climate change with new eyes November 1, 2019 Julia Shipley Three core story principles, along with tea, baked goods and endless enthusiasm Venerable breaking news site Reuters ventures into narrative journalism with former L.A. Times and Storyboard editor Kari Howard at the helm November 1, 2019 Julia Shipley Previous 1 … 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 … 245 Next
