When journalists find demonstrators’ views personally offensive All journalists are capable of upholding standards of fairness and accuracy, even when they have close ties to an issue. October 12, 2023 Kelly McBride
How police treatment of journalists at protests has shifted from cohabitation to animosity Journalists have moved from observers to targets in recent years, opening a dark, new chapter for press freedom in the United States. June 14, 2022 Erin McGroarty
At police lines, not all journalists are created equal Officers are far more likely to stop journalists of color from gaining access — and that affects what reaches the audience September 29, 2021 Ben Camacho
How local news in Philadelphia covered the George Floyd protests An analysis of a week of coverage reveals imbalances in voices and a shortage of reporting on protester demands. June 3, 2021 Aubrey Nagle
Opinion | Visual journalists must approach protest coverage with an informed perspective In the age of viral media and punitive surveillance, visual journalists have an ethical obligation to minimize harm when covering protests. June 2, 2021 Taraneh Azar
