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Category Archives: diversity
LGBT issues are focus of panel discussion
Journalists reporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues navigate polarized opinions, comments that fuel intolerance and discrimination and terminology that some people find offensive. At this month’s “News at Noon” speaker series, a panel discussion addresses how reporters approach topics … Continue reading
Posted in diversity, education, fairness, monthly luncheons
Tagged bisexual, bixby's restaurant, boy scouts of america, colin murphy, david sheets, defense of marriage act, doug moore, forest park, gay, hanna botney, janette lonsdale, lesbian, lgbt, missouri history museum, news at noon, post-dispatch, SPJ, st. louis, transgender, vital voice
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NAHJ enters partnership for upcoming SPJ/RTDNA national convention
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) will partner with the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) and the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) at the annual Excellence in Journalism Conference in 2013 in Anaheim, Calif. Earlier this week, the SPJ and RTDNA boards both voted … Continue reading
Posted in diversity, excellence in journalism, national convention
Tagged anaheim, california, david sheets, eij, excellence in journalism, hugo balta, nahj, rtdna, SPJ
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The Opportunities and Obstacles for Minority Media
As the audience for digital media widens, so too does the opportunity for writers, journalists and broadcasters. Populations whose voices were once drowned by the mainstream now have risen to ride the tide of new media sweeping through our lives, … Continue reading
Posted in diversity, education, guest journalists, new media
Tagged aol, belize, bernie hayes, darin slyman, david sheets, don corrigan, global journalism, holly edgell, mizzou, patch, radio hall of fame, SPJ, st. louis, st. louis american, st. louis pro chapter, sunnen lounge, university center, university of missouri, webster university
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Muslims and the media, 10 years after Sept. 11
The 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks is approaching, and in the wake of global change wrought from those attacks one question arises to challenge journalistic notions of fairness, ethics and diversity: How have Muslims been portrayed in the … Continue reading
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Tagged aclu, cair, civil liberties, copia urban winery and market, council on american-islamic relations, diversity, ethics, fairness, faizan syed, hate crimes task force, jim hacking, muslim task force, society of professional journalists, SPJ, st. louis, washington avenue
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