A summer journalism intern says his mentor, an alumnus of the CQS program, helped him stay connected as he worked remotely from his home due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID 19: Taking Care of Journalists and Journalism
Local Broadcasters’ Town Hall
On May 27, 2020, the Freedom Forum’s Power Shift Project and RTDNA hosted a free town hall-style webinar to highlight the impact of local journalism and share great ideas for coverage to serve communities during the coronavirus pandemic.
Webinar Recaps, Resources and Video
Report the Vote
Election 2020
Report the Vote: Election 2020 is a resource for journalists, particularly at the collegiate level, in reporting on the process of voter registration and election voting.
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First Amendment-related news and commentary from the First Amendment Center.
CQS Alum Mentoring: “Much-needed Connection”
Local Broadcasters Connect with Viewers’ Practical and Emotional Needs in Crisis
Fundraising for food banks, hosting mental health forums and offering financial advice for the newly jobless are just a few of the ways local radio, television and digital news outlets are connecting with their communities’ needs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What words make up a ‘true threat?’ Well, that depends
The First Amendment’s protection for free speech covers most of what we may say, whether it’s impolite, insulting, biased or uplifting, even commentary or forcefully expressed opinions that most of us would find repulsive or repugnant.
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