Power Shift Project
Workplace Integrity Training at Public Media Stations
The Public Media Journalists Association (PMJA) spent two days in October training more than 50 staff members at St. Louis Public Radio using the Power Shift Project’s Workplace Integrity curriculum.
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Power Shift Project Graduates Record Number of ‘Workplace Integrity’ Trainers from Leading Newsrooms and Universities
A record-breaking 55 media leaders participated in the project’s one-of-a-kind “Workplace Integrity: Train the Trainers” workshop Oct. 16-17 at Loyola University Chicago.
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What Does It Mean to Be an Ally?
The Power Shift Project’s Jill Geisler explains what the word ally means for those who strive to create and sustain workplace integrity.
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Two Public Media Stations Chosen to Receive Workplace Integrity Training
Public Media Journalists Association has chosen two member stations to receive Workplace Integrity training free of charge. The initiative is part of a pilot project with the Power Shift Project to partner with stations to improve workplace cultures.
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Workplace Integrity: The Tone Starts at the Top
Recapping our live “Workplace Integrity” broadcast to news organizations nationwide.
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Freedom Forum Institute and Public Media Journalists Association Partner on Workplace Integrity Training for Member Stations
PMJA will select two public media stations to receive workplace integrity workshops — free of charge.
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Freedom Forum Institute Welcomes the Chips Quinn Scholars Class of 2019
This diversity initiative fosters the professional growth of aspiring journalists, opening doors to careers in the media industry, with the goal of establishing greater newsroom diversity.
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Power Shift Project Releases Report on #MeToo’s Impact on Media
Power Shift Summit 2.0 brought together more than 100 editors, reporters and experts to assess what’s changed since revelations of sexual harassment rocked the media industry.
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Power Shift Project Graduates Its First Training Class of 2019
On Jan. 17, the Power Shift Project graduated a class of eight new trainers who are now prepared to teach the “Workplace Integrity” curriculum to news organizations nationwide.
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Power Shift Summit 2.0 Measures #Metoo’s Impact on Media One Year Later
More than 100 newsroom and media industry leaders gathered to explore what’s changed since #MeToo revelations exposed sexual misconduct in many news organizations.
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