You’re a journalist added to a classified group chat. Here’s what you need to consider. 5 ethical questions journalists should consider if, like The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg, they are added to a top-secret conversation about war plans March 25, 2025 Kelly McBride
Poynter Institute to provide journalism ethics training to local news funders Partnership with Knight Foundation aims to help strengthen local news ecosystem October 14, 2024 The Poynter Institute
Shut Out: How the pandemic and polarization have had chilling effects on good journalism — and our conclusion Part Four of a report from Poynter's ethics seminar examines effects of pandemic and polarization on journalists May 2, 2024 Fernanda Camarena
Shut Out: When physical barriers get in the way Part Three of Poynter's ethics symposium report focuses on journalists denied entry to physical spaces May 1, 2024 Fernanda Camarena
Shut Out: A guide to help the owner — the public — have access to open records Part Two of a report from a Poynter ethics symposium explores increasing public records denials and how journalists can push back April 30, 2024 Fernanda Camarena
Shut Out: When sources won’t engage with journalists Part One of a report from a Poynter ethics symposium explores dynamic of more sources refusing to engage with the press April 29, 2024 Fernanda Camarena
Opinion | A Boston Globe columnist crossed journalistic lines. Should the Globe still have run his story? While reporting on a woman who sought assisted suicide, Kevin Cullen got personally involved, putting the Globe in an ethical dilemma. January 31, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | How journalists can include more vulnerable voices in their reporting this year Treating vulnerable sources with care and transparency is vital in healthy newsrooms. January 3, 2024 Fernanda Camarena
Opinion | The audience has a lot to say about coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. Here’s why we should listen ‘It’s necessary to listen to the critics, even when they are spewing venom.’ November 3, 2023 Kelly McBride
