The pandemic changed restaurants. Here’s how food writers adjusted. They’ve used data, source building and good old-fashioned reporting June 5, 2020 Catherine Sweeney
Journalists know trauma, but COVID-19 might expose them to something new: anticipatory trauma “We are anticipating the unknown losses. Will they be our friends?” May 1, 2020 Catherine Sweeney
No walk and talks. No press gaggles. Capitol Hill and statehouse reporting look pretty different during a pandemic. Without walk and talks and press gaggles, Capitol Hill and statehouse reporting is looking pretty… April 20, 2020 Catherine Sweeney
Fundraisers to help laid-off and furloughed journalists are springing up across the U.S. One relief fund has raised more $38,000 and about 110 journalists have requested aid from it so far. April 6, 2020 Catherine Sweeney
Dedicated health care reporters bring necessary background knowledge to newsrooms’ coronavirus pandemic coverage The pandemic has shined a light on the kinds of background knowledge and source potential that such journalists possess. April 1, 2020 Catherine Sweeney
How lessons from covering a bombing and a tornado will help you cover a pandemic Ziva Branstetter covered the OKC bombing, the Joplin tornado and a botched execution in Oklahoma. Now she's helping direct coronavirus coverage March 25, 2020 Catherine Sweeney
A North Carolina nonprofit assembled an emergency team to report on the coronavirus across the state Newsrooms across the country are scrambling to cover the most widespread epidemic in a century.… March 23, 2020 Catherine Sweeney