🚨Journalists 🚨 I’d love to hear about ways you take care of your mental health. I’m sharing a 2-3 min survey for a course I’m working on w/ the The Carter Center & Poynter. Please RT & share ✨ docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

More and more children’s books are facing bans in California and beyond. Here’s what’s made some of the top banned picture books so controversial. ⬇️ latimes.com/california/sto…

i rlly can’t even express how deeply this upsets me. on top of it, USC barred the Daily Trojan from fundraising for themselves. these student journalists deserve better, especially considering usc has its own journalism school. please practice what you teach on your campus

USC wants to reduce the Daily Trojan's production to 3 days a week and gut its budget. When I was an editor, we were making PENNIES to put together a daily newspaper that held the university accountable and kept students informed. How the hell are students going to do it now??

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: On Friday, we met with representatives from Student Life, the division that oversees Student Publications, which the Daily Trojan falls under. They updated us on the status of the paper’s budget and delivered some disheartening news.

.@LATimes live fire coverage is non-paywalled. Support local journalism latimes.com/california/liv…

An evacuation advisory has been issued to a wider swath of Hollywood Boulevard south to Sunset Boulevard and west to Coldwater Canyon Drive. latimes.com/california/sto…

Honestly just go look at LATimes and get facts on the fires. Actual, usable facts. Hundreds of journalists have been reporting (+ evacuating/surviving), publishing stories by the minute, verifying facts. Do you know what that means? Type this in a browser: latimes.com

Nice story from Kate Sequeira & Jaweed Kaleem on pop-up camps after wildfires and other disasters

L.A. fires upend fragile child-care industry, sending providers, families scrambling, report Kate Sequeira & Jenny Gold Los Angeles Times. latimes.com/california/sto…

This is insane: More than 300 child-care facilities remain closed as a result of the L.A. fires. Story by Kate Sequeira and Jenny Gold on the herculean efforts being taken undertaken to get them open again, and what parents are going through in the meantime: latimes.com/california/sto…

Head Start has long had bipartisan support in Congress. Now is the time for members on both sides of the aisle to stand up for this essential program. Dive deeper with @sarahrittling, Jenny Gold, Kate Sequeira, and more in Los Angeles Times: latimes.com/california/sto…

For decades, the Head Start child-care program has had support from both Democrats and Republicans. But with a stark political divide and drastic cost reduction efforts, it is unclear how many Republicans in Congress will support its continuation. latimes.com/california/sto…

“Looking back at her old method of teaching reading, ‘I feel bad. I feel like maybe I wasn’t the best teacher back then,’ Cole said. Part of the change, she said, was learning about the science behind how children learn to read. ‘I would never say to guess [a word] anymore.’”

Could phonics solve California’s reading crisis? @LATimes Jenny Gold Kate Sequeira go inside the push in districts across the state for sweeping changes latimes.com/california/sto…

Could mom be arrested? Should dad quit his job? Kids’ questions are sparking difficult but crucial conversations across L.A. as immigrant families brace for the possible deportation of loved ones. latimes.com/california/sto…

Immigrant parents are grappling with how much to share with their kids about ICE raids and the potential family risk. By Kate Sequeira & Daniel Miller latimes.com/california/sto…

.Los Angeles Times early childhood reporter Kate Sequeira reports on the big conversation parents are having with their children about the unfolding immigration raids in LA, and the impact the situation could have on their family, while also attempting to quell fears. ow.ly/T6pu50WasxN

'Could phonics solve #California's reading crisis? Inside the push for sweeping changes', #LosAngeles Times, Jenny Gold Kate Sequeira According to this shocking article, #literacy may require boring work for both #students & #teachers. Some incredible stats here. For example, 93%

Parents are conflicted about how much to tell their children about the immigration raids. Watch mental health experts advise on how to talk to children about the raids Kate Sequeira Los Angeles Times latimes.com/00000197-7107-…