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The biggest threat to democracy might be the loss of local newspapers
It’s not national news media outlets that we need to worry about. Smaller newspapers are suffering.
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51 High School Students To Attend Journalism Conference at the Newseum
The conference convenes the nation’s most talented students interested in pursuing journalism careers.
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Freedom Forum Institute Fellow, Jill Geisler Addresses EEOC Special Task Force
Geisler describes a new urgency and serious commitment to address sexual harassment and create change.
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NewseumED Receives Hearst Foundation Grant
The grant makes possible critical education efforts around fake news and media literacy.
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Jill Geisler to Address Select Task Force Meeting at the EEOC
The select task force on the study of harassment in the workplace will convene on Monday, June 11.
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Half-Baked? The Supreme Court Decision on Masterpiece Cakeshop
The Supreme Court’s much-anticipated decision on the Masterpiece Cakeshop case sidesteps overarching issues of religious freedom and gay rights.
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Building Workplace Integrity
An FAQ with Jill Geisler on the Power Shift Project’s “Train-the-Trainer: Workplace Integrity” program.
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Media Leaders to Participate in Training to Combat Workplace Misconduct
“Workplace Integrity: Train the Trainers” curriculum provides tools to help teams improve their cultures.
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An ongoing outrage, a tragedy — and a puzzling farce
News of a Russian journalist faking his own death and the debate it ignited has overwhelmed another tragic journalist killing in Mexico and the deaths of two reporters here in the U.S.
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Lesley Visser to Receive 2018 Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in the Media
Visser, a veteran sports broadcaster and trailblazer for women in sports media, is the 32nd recipient of the award, which honors lifetime achievement in the media industry.
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