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When Alexandra Bacaj heard that the American Press Institute was putting together a program to help newsrooms engage diverse audiences, she …
Good journalism powered by diverse newsrooms is essential to democracy's future, especially as we move toward becoming a majority-minority …
Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Create an online subscription-based platform that produces editorial content focused on amplifying positive …
Ad spend awarded to diverse-owned media grew by 80% per year between 2020 and 2022, versus 9% growth for ad spending as a whole, according to …
A consortium of Black-owned newspaper publishers and Deloitte are launching The Exchange, a pilot project designed to co-create and distribute …
This is the second part on a three-part series covering key findings from "From Outrage to Opportunity: How to Include the Missing Perspectives …
On the latest episode of the Digiday Podcast, Reset Digital’s CEO Charles Cantu said that this collaboration with the National Newspaper …
The top editor of The New York Times warned the newspaper’s journalists who have voiced displeasure with the outlet’s coverage of …
The American Press Institute’s new Inclusion Index aims to analyze and enhance coverage of communities of color.
GLAAD, the world’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) media advocacy organization, was joined by hundreds of …
Al Día, the Dallas Morning News’ Spanish-language sister newspaper, will be disbanded on March 1, according to an announcement by the …
Many people across the journalism sector are talking about diversity, equity and inclusion, but what are news organizations doing about it and, …
Over the summer, the American Press Institute and Pittsburgh Black Media Federation invited The Pitt News to participate in a program that …
Too often, journalists write about marginalized communities, focusing mainly on their problems. Not Oscar Perry Abello (Next …
This year, Special Olympics has partnered with sports and entertainment network FanSided to host the first-ever unified reporting team at Super …
The New York Times and the National Center on Disability and Journalism have announced that they are, for the third year in a row, partnering on …
More women at the top increases the likelihood of women rising through the ranks. Are these appointments more important in this respect than the …
For decades, broadcast meteorology has been dominated by white men — leaving out women, and particularly women of color. Of the hundreds of …
One of INN's major research goals with this study: documenting the racial, ethnic and gender composition of staff, executives and managers, and …
Six Black-led newsrooms from across the U.S. have been selected to be part of the inaugural cohort of the Black Media Initiative Bridge …
In a rare move for philanthropy, Adam Holofcener and his family emptied their foundation’s coffers and gave $1 million — nearly all the …
The George Floyd aftermath changed the question from what can be said, to what must be said.
The Marshall Project, like many nonprofit news organizations, began as an experiment. Could it fundamentally change the way journalists cover …
Over two years ago, a reckoning shook up the media industry: companies were too white and too male-dominated.
GLAAD, the world’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) media advocacy organization, is responding to The New York …
The yearlong ProPublica Investigative Editor Training Program aims to increase the ranks of investigative editors from diverse backgrounds.
The National Press Club has chosen Komlavi Adissem of St. Louis, Missouri, as the inaugural recipient of its Lewis Scholarship.
A survey of North Carolina newsrooms and journalists, by the UNC Center for Innovation and Sustainability in Local Media in partnership with the …
Kate Gonzales: "On Latina Equal Pay Day, we need to look critically at the aspects of journalism that harm Latinas and others underrepresented …
The Asian American Journalists Association found that in the top 20 markets, 24% of stations do not have any AAPI reporters on air.