One of the greatest challenges in development reporting is creating connections. How can journalists build strong links between people from both sides of the world and make them relate to topics that ...

Communities around the world need access to credible, fact-based reporting in order to address critical issues facing their societies. Many newsrooms are helping improve outcomes and quality of life f...

From Russia to India and the United States, around the world historical revisionism fuels fake news and disinformation. But what does it mean for journalism? Should newsrooms think harder about their ...

When working in sensitive medical environments with people at their most vulnerable, what are journalists' obligations to their sources? Can or should those obligations shift in different cultural con...

Collaborative journalism: A showcase of projects from around the world and lessons you can learn from them. For the past two years, the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University in N...

Across the world, anti-immigration sentiment is growing, with serious political implications. From Brexit in the UK, to US President Donald Trump's wall, to the European Union funding the Libyan coast...

In only 8 of 31 European countries can the public find out who the media owners are (Media Pluralism Monitor 2017). And even when the information is available, it often comes at a cost, both in terms ...

In the past year, investigative journalism "Reality TV" shows like Top Story (Kenya) and Journalistic Battles (Armenia) have been bringing journalism to a broad audience while providing on-the-ground ...

What is it like to have journalism change your life? On 3 May 2018, the Canadian Journalism Foundation took a moment to pause and celebrate the good and important work that journalism does in the wor...

One of the powers of journalism has always been about the change it can bring in society. Highlighting government malpractice, prompting new legislation and starting wider public discussion, and actio...