Hurricanes Are Pummeling Us. The Media Is Partially To Blame.
Climate change is so much more than a science story. It’s an everything story.
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What the Queen’s Death Can Teach Journalists About Obituaries
Obituaries are not tributes. They should reflect people’s whole lives and legacy.
Gun Violence Is Surging in New Orleans. These Community Activists Want To Change that.
Montclair journalism students Michelle Coneo Fernandez and Drew Mumich traveled to New Orleans to shadow a crime reporter at a homicide scene.
‘In Pete We Trust’: NBC News’ Pete Williams Looks at the Supreme Court’s Future
Retiring NBC News legal correspondent Pete Williams reflects on how Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and the impending abortion decision could impact the court.
NBCU Academy and NBC News Studios Present Grants to Six Documentary Filmmakers
This is part of NBCU Academy and NBC News Studios’ second annual ‘Original Voices’ Fellowship celebrating docs supporting diversity and inclusion
NBCU Academy Adds 13 New Academic Partnerships, Expanding Reach to 30 Schools Across the Country
New Partners Include Accredited Engineering Programs, Including STEM Programs for the First Time
Multi-Year Partnerships Highlight NBCU News Groups’ Unwavering Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Serving Students of Color Pursuing Higher Level Education
One campus editor wanted to boost newsroom diversity. Her solution: pay student reporters.
Serena Chow, former editor-in-chief of Wesleyan University’s campus newspaper, created a fund to support low-income journalists of color. She said the wages are an “issue of access.”
Why it’s time for media reparations
From ads for enslaved people to alerts about lynchings, the press has long profited off — and contributed to — Black suffering. Reparations are one way to create a more just industry.
NBCU Academy and NBC News Studios Name Seven Filmmakers as Recipients of ‘Original Voices’ Fellowship
NBCU Academy and NBC News Studios together named seven groundbreaking filmmakers for the first inaugural Original Voices fellowship.
What broad eligibility for relief checks means for politics and the economy
By fighting for high income thresholds, Democrats can frame the checks as a benefit for almost everybody — not just a government handout for the few.
NBCU Academy and NBC News studios present “original voices” fellowship to diverse documentary filmmakers
Jury is Comprised of Award-Winners Dawn Porter, Nanfu Wang and Cristina Costantini
NBCUniversal News Group Launches NBCU Academy, offering on-campus training and education to universities and community colleges across the country
Multi-Year Partnership with Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic-Serving Institutions and Colleges with Significant Black, Indigenous and People of Color Populations Signals Comcast and NBCU News Group’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
