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November 2, 2023

Challenging Conventions: ‘Sur Le Front’ and the Importance of Advocacy Journalism

While climate change continues to impact our planet's survival, Hugo Clément, the French journalist and passionate environmental advocate, exposes critical environmental issues in episodes of 'Sur Le Front,' broadcast on France Télévision. These episodes serve as a compelling example of the necessity of advocacy journalism in today's media landscape.

By Felicie Jungels

November 2, 2023

Naomi Klein: Uniting Urgency and Advocacy in Climate Journalism

Naomi Klein's advocacy journalism confronts the urgent realities of the climate crisis, challenging traditional journalistic norms and a call to action for change.

By Renee Steele
Tulsa Public Schools Interim Superintendent Ebony Johnson gives the district’s first monthly progress update to the Oklahoma State Department of Education on Sept. 28. [Credit: Paige Willett]

November 1, 2023

Tulsa Schools “Pushing for the Max While Keeping it Realistic”

Tulsa Public Schools Interim Superintendent Ebony Johnson, Ph.D., stepped into the middle of a tempestuous relationship between the district and State Superintendent of Instruction Ryan Walters to outline plans for literacy improvements during a required monthly update.

By Paige Willett
Escape room screenshot

November 1, 2023

Following the Tracks of Watergate Reporters Through an AI-Powered Escape Room

My experiences in creating a project for the AI-Augmented Journalist

By Molly Cotner
Executive Director of New Yorkers for Parks, Adam Ganser, hands megaphone to council member at a rally in front of City Hall Park.

November 1, 2023

Budget Cuts to NYC Parks Would Disproportionately Affect Marginalized Communities, Activists Say

“The problem in our city is that we have never treated our parks and funded them like the essential spaces they are."

By Teresa Mettela