journalism
Podcast: Diversity in the Newsroom
Gene Policinski talks with the Women’s Media Center about their recent report on the status of women of color in the American media.
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Newseum to Host Program With Student Journalists From Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
The Eagle Eye journalists will be in Washington, D.C., to attend the “March for Our Lives” rally on March 24.
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Podcast: Reporting as a Survivor
Four student journalists at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School describe the experience of reporting on the shooting that occurred at their own school.
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The White House is wrong. A free press is ‘the people’
Newseum Institute President Gene Policinski’s op-ed in the Austin American-Statesman looks at the historic tension between the press and the president.
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Newseum Launches Initiative to Combat Sexual Misconduct in the Media
The initiative is based on solutions identified in a new report, which addresses workplace sexual misconduct as a real and urgent problem masked by silence and enabled by power imbalance.
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2018 Free Expression Awards Recipients Announced
1968 Olympics protesters, reporters who uncovered workplace harassment to receive Newseum’s Free Expression Awards.
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For source of fake reporter ‘robocall,’ look under a rock
The fake robocall was a disgusting attempt to discredit reporters investigating the sexual misconduct allegations against Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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Times-Palin ruling good for free speech, press
The court’s decision upholds First Amendment laws that protect not only journalists, but also members of the public who express political opinions.
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Sessions’s ‘leak’ warning to journalists misguided, misplaced
Threatening journalists for publishing leaked information is the wrong message, delivered by the wrong messenger.
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When Leaks Dry Up, We Turn to FOIA
This is how the Freedom of Information Act works – in theory and in practice.
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