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
