What do readers wish they understood about your reporting — and what do these gaps mean for your efforts at building news literacy and trust? [...]
Ten journalists from news organizations across the country will receive support from the American Press Institute for year-long projects that help their newsrooms start more [...]
The American Press Institute has opened applications for a new year-long program to support news organizations that want to build more of their journalism based [...]
Much of the discussion on listening and relationship-building focuses on trust and how newsrooms can forge deeper connections with communities who may feel misrepresented, marginalized [...]
If newsrooms truly want to support a culture of listening, leadership should think about how the skills, roles and makeup of the staff need to [...]
Faced with shrinking newsrooms and often increasing responsibilities, finding the time to listen and build relationships can seem like a luxury that most reporters don’t [...]
From Facebook groups to baby showers, participants at our Nashville summit offered examples of creative and compelling ways journalists can be present in existing community [...]
Listening can help news organizations inform and enrich their journalism. It also challenges reporters to pursue new and sometimes different relationships with people in their [...]
To listen more deeply, newsrooms must first determine who should be the focus of their listening. One of the first questions we asked participants at [...]
When Journal Star executive editor Dennis Anderson created a reader advisory board with residents of Peoria’s predominately African American South Side in 2014, he knew [...]
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