News

What a class trip to New Orleans taught me about living archives.

I spent the last nine months digging into family history and my California Indigenous roots. Here’s what I learned.

Why images as data could be photography’s next era.

The conventional beats of journalism may meet people’s informational needs but leave untouched something deeper: their existential ones.

Innovators and leaders will spend 9 months together at Stanford University working on ideas for supporting journalism and journalists.

Silicon Valley is casting spells. Here is what I think they are missing.

JSK leads a discussion at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy on journalists as founders.

A simple way to think of how journalism fits in the online content machine.

How did we get here? What symptoms are our newsrooms experiencing?

No story should be silenced; it should be told, regardless of the cost.

But first we’ve got to break up with tech giants, who have too often shown how easily they can stymie or censor news and information producers of all kinds.

This opportunity has allowed me to examine paradigms and question the seemingly unquestionable.

What happens when journalism lives inside the public library?

Let’s change that together.

Provocations from the early days of my JSK Fellowship.

With publishers more dependent than ever on the support of consumers, let’s make paying for local news a no-brainer for more people.

Why I’m leaving space for unplanned discoveries as I explore solutions for Bellingcat.

They are leading and building organizations at the forefront of supporting journalists and press freedom.

Journalism leaders and innovators will pursue individual projects as well as opportunities for collective action that responds to accelerating threats to independent media.

Turns out even editors aren’t sure how we are training the next generation.