Phil Haslanger
@PhilHaslanger
Pastor, also a journalist. Best of all, a husband and a dad.
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23-02-2010 01:09:38
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In a month, we welcome advisory board member and UW alum Samuel Freedman to campus to talk about his new book on Hubert Humphrey and the Civil Rights Movement, w/UW-Madison Libraries, UW-Madison Department of History).
RNS and Interfaith America are delighted to welcome Ambar Castillo, Hanna Vioque, and Rebekah Barber to the 2023-2024 Religion Journalism Fellowship Program.
Through this program, the fellows will develop skills that will help them cover religion and faith.
Welcome fellows!
NEW: Pediatricians and parents are having a hard time getting updated covid vaccine for kids under 5. Fenit Nirappil and I look at what’s going on. washingtonpost.com/health/2023/10…
Our advisory board member and UW alum Samuel Freedman will be on campus 11/13 to talk about his new book on Hubert Humphrey and the Civil Rights Movement, w/ UW-Madison Libraries, UW-Madison Department of History).
Center board member Samuel Freedman's 'riveting new biography' of Hubert Humphrey gets a great review in the New York Times:
nytimes.com/2023/07/13/boo…
Join us on Wed., May 17 in New York, as we honor the 2023 winners of the #ShadidAward ! More info and registration here:
ethics.journalism.wisc.edu/2023-shadid-aw…
What are the barriers to meeting the challenge of fully and ethically covering climate change? Join us to hear Ros Donald & Mario Ariza (author of 'Disposable City') address that and more. Moderation by Lucas Graves. More info and registration:
ethics.journalism.wisc.edu/2023-ethics-ur…
#ShadidAward nominations are due by the end of day today. This award recognizes the difficult, behind-the-scenes decisions reporters make in fulfilling their ethical obligations to sources, to people caught up in news events, and to the public at large: ethics.journalism.wisc.edu/shadid-award/s…
This is a little bit of comfort for those who need it.
Over the Rainbow #songsofcomfort
Shout out to Justin Myers and his AP team along with many colleagues who gathered the data over several years to take a deep and nuanced dive into mass killings since 2006.