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A clear description of your need and why the person is who can help typically gets things rolling. I’ve found that people want to help, especially when it comes to projects that will benefit local newsrooms. -
“(The) consistently well-told in-depth stories mean a lot to the community because the stories are the community,” wrote Morrow. -
We asked one family of five to share what their typical day has been like during the pandemic. -
We started by laying out the obstacles we need to overcome with the reporters themselves: old habits die hard. -
“It introduces your readers to the real people behind the newsroom and increases the level of transparency and trust,” said Allison Michaels of The Washington Post -
Mobile editor shares tips and lessons learned at the AP -
The co-founder of Report for America thinks so. -
Research indicates that newsrooms across the country are still floundering to develop adequate, clear practices -
And does society still need us to provide it? -
What we learn at Grist will be used to translate these lessons into guides for other small or non-profit newsrooms
Donald W. Reynolds