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
It’s not easy to cover Indian Country. Here’s why you must. In mainstream U.S. news, coverage of Indigenous communities is sporadic, uneven and barely visible. September 22, 2021 Cynthia-Lou Coleman, Portland State University
3 ways news organizations can improve accessibility right now By considering the ways people navigate the digital world differently, news organizations connect with their audiences in a more compassionate way. August 30, 2021 Katya Bandouil
You’ve gone to a journalism convention. What now? Follow-up is step one to networking whether you’re a student or a seasoned professional. August 25, 2021 Doris Truong
Student journalists, we have advice for you We explore the value of professional networks, applying for DEI roles, grad school and more August 25, 2021 Poynter Staff
You can save for retirement — even as a young journalist making $18,500 Trim nonessentials like hair appointments. Learn to love thrift shopping. And match your employer’s 401(k) investment. July 28, 2021 Stephanie Claytor
I’m a Muslim woman covering the diversity of Brooklyn. Sometimes all people see is my hijab. The drive to report the truth of one’s community prevails despite hateful and ignorant comments July 9, 2021 Zainab Iqbal
Latinx, POC and BIPOC are words trying to solve a bigger problem in journalism How can journalists report on whole groups that are splintered by how they identify? There will never be a consensus. But specificity will always win. June 4, 2021 Kayla Randall
Writer’s block can weigh you down. Dancing can lift you up. Shake off intellectual malaise by moving your body, then letting thoughts flow. May 26, 2021 Juan Michael Porter II
Support these journalists serving local communities of color The news business has historically underserved communities of color. We must nurture and invest in the committed journalists who are changing that. May 20, 2021 Alan C. Miller
If you’ve ever felt like The Only, The Collective wants you to know you’re not alone Journalists of color often have a shorthand and comfort with each other. Our monthly newsletter aims to create that space online. April 28, 2021 Doris Truong
Do you need journalism career advice? Bring your question to The Collective’s Council of Truth-Tellers. Poynter’s monthly newsletter will draw on 3 journalists of color for actionable advice April 20, 2021 Doris Truong
Here’s how to start being a better ally Do it because it’s the right thing to do, not because you seek recognition March 25, 2021 Doris Truong
How to amplify the voices we need the most A new Poynter newsletter is by and for journalists of color March 25, 2021 Kristen Hare
Introducing The Collective: A newsletter for passing the mic on the path to equity Poynter’s monthly newsletter features content for journalists of color by journalists of color March 19, 2021 Doris Truong
