Still the best read for me this week nytimes.com/2022/02/15/opi…

"Words always matter for the press and especially so here since, despite the escalation, we are still in the thick of the information war that has shaped the Russia-Ukraine story so far." Spot-on from Jon Allsop cjr.org/the_media_toda… via Columbia Journalism Review

How to spot fake or misleading footage on social media claiming to be from the Ukraine war pbs.org/newshour/world…

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One day later and still impossible to shake this extraordinary story apnews.com/article/russia…

A creative solution for finding sources on the ground in Ukraine, via @pattimcc1 ijnet.org/en/story/new-p…

Bad call or not from APStylebook? Interesting thread, you decide.

"Fewer than one in four voices featured in reporting on the invasion belong to women, according to a recent evaluation of online news about the war in Ukraine," writes exemplary reporter Luba Kassova JAWS

As always, ear-to-the-ground reporting from ⁦Dan Barry⁩ nytimes.com/2022/07/10/us/…

Of course, thinking like a reporter doesn't preclude combat training too propublica.org/article/nyc-ap…

Every wave of conspiracy theories seemed louder. Each outlandish idea paved the way for the next. If you believed deep-state operatives were heinous enough to stage a massacre in Newtown and a bombing in Boston, what wouldn’t they do? trib.al/zdPqoAH

Watching! Groundbreaking sports reporter @MelissaLudtke was a font of equal access history during our interview in 2020.

So often the local journalists I work with have zero access to quickly getting the data help they need. BIG LOCAL NEWS, a project at Stanford University University, is on to something here.

One year later, and this powerful The Washington Post split-screen story documents the loss. A must-read narrative washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

News: Q&A: Dr. Sandy Charles on heart health and outreach thecharlottepost.com/news/2023/02/2…

News: Black babies more at risk of early death in Mecklenburg thecharlottepost.com/news/2023/03/0…

Community data investigations — along with personal stories — matter. Here's what USC Annenberg USC Center for Health Journalism Fellow Aaliyah Bowden recently discovered for The Charlotte Post

Last story in a strongly reported series for The Charlotte Post by my #NABJ Headquarters ✊🏾🖊️🎙️💻 📷 🎥 📝 🔈 mentee Aaliyah Bowden. This dedicated, enterprising reporter is also a USC Annenberg USC Center for Health Journalism fellow. thecharlottepost.com/news/2023/03/1…

Student journalists in these university-led programs are filling local news gaps, adding legislative stories that are lacking while also building skills, polishing their clips and learning how government works. niemanlab.org/2023/04/studen…

We're thrilled to co-sponsor our fall event w/ BABJ at Cambridge Public Library: Callie Crossley + Deborah Douglas talk blazing your own #journalism trail! Paris Alston moderates. Sept 11, 6-7:30pm. Harvard T, park on site, eat snacks. Register: tinyurl.com/4szk82z2 #Careers