Trends & Takeaways - NBCU Academy

How fake news is spreading in immigrant communities online — and how to stop it

Youth-led radio program teaches Tulsa Massacre, Black history to younger generation

What we’re seeing now is just the latest chapter in America’s suppression of Black voters

George Floyd taught us why journalists shouldn’t exclusively rely on police reports

How newsrooms’ racial reckoning changed the idea of journalistic objectivity

Revisiting Atlanta: Remembering the victims of the spa shootings

Don’t call it a “clash”: Why words matter in covering Israel and Palestine

Incarcerated people are telling their own stories more than ever before. It’s about time.

Why newsrooms must retroactively update bylines for trans reporters

Why journalists must cover Sikhs — and other marginalized groups — beyond moments of tragedy

Asian Americans deserve more than tokenization from the media

It’s time to unleash Latino entrepreneurship

Cameras after curfew: A reporter’s view of the Daunte Wright protests

How Journalists of Color Are Coping After a Traumatic Year of Reporting

How Journalists Can Improve Their Coverage of the Trans Community

For Many Black Journalists, Watching the Chauvin Trial Brings Pain, Hope

‘Inclusive History is Good History’

During the Pandemic, Journalists Have Stepped Up Where the Government Has Failed

How Journalists Can Practice Self-Care When Reporting on Community Trauma

Let’s Finish What We Started

What broad eligibility for relief checks means for politics and the economy