Power Shift Project
The project’s goal is to create workplaces free of harassment, discrimination and incivility, and full of opportunity, especially for those who have traditionally been denied it
Upcoming Webinar
Workplace Integrity: Do You Qualify As An Ally? (Especially Now)
March 14, 2023, 1 p.m. ET
The Power Shift Project team provides practical insights for men who want to be allies to women, people of privilege who want to do more to fight inequity and powerful individuals who want to be better advocates for change — particularly during this nationwide reckoning on racial injustice.
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New Power Shift Trainers Council Will Advise and Support the Program and Other Trainers
The group includes veteran and newly certified trainers from organizations including The Associated Press, Investigative Reporters and Editors, and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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| Generous support for the Power Shift Project has been provided by the Gannett Foundation/USA TODAY NETWORK. |
Workplace Integrity Training
The Power Shift Project has updated its signature Workplace Integrity curriculum with new content, now designed to be delivered online. |
What is an ally? 10 Ways to be one
Learn the essential elements for being an ally. |
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Inclusive Leadership
The Power Shift Project is offering a full schedule of “Inclusive Leadership” webinars in 2023. |
About the Power Shift Project
The Power Shift Project is a national industry-wide initiative to improve the quality and future of journalism by improving the diversity, equity and culture of news organizations. |
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Advisory Board
The Power Shift Project’s diverse advisory board is made up of women and men who are leaders of media companies, educational institutions and journalism associations. |
Power Shift Videos
Watch videos from recent Power Shift events, including “Power to the Interns” and the Power Shift Summit. |
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Impact Report
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Resources
Find free resources to use in your workplace or school, including handouts and reference materials. |
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