How a photographer will use her MacArthur grant to document social inequality & historical change
When LaToya Ruby Frazier received a call earlier than usual on September 8, she didn’t know what to expect. “I […]
Strengths-based Media
How media practitioners can help ‘break the mold’
Huffington Post’s Test Kitchen is urging media and readers to rethink what it means to be Latino through the Latinos
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Bilingual newsroom unites over diversity series
A man stood up, newspaper in hand. “I’m a man of faith. I have a family. I have a college
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How a photographer’s public art installation is helping a community see itself more clearly
Editor’s note: Photographer Mary Beth Meehan has generously contributed prints from her “Seen/Unseen: Providence” installation to ivoh’s Restorative Narrative crowdfunding campaign. Individuals who
How one nonprofit campaign is fighting for better storytelling about war veterans
After completing his second Army tour in Iraq, Matt Mabe was eager to readjust to civilian life. But when he
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Poets Reading the News: The healing power of journalism in verse
When the Las Vegas shooting happened a couple of weeks ago, U.S. media was awash with all sorts of headlines
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How photographer Devin Allen helps Baltimore youth reclaim their narratives
It’s one of the most storied moments in a photographer’s career — that moment of epiphany that comes with owning
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Standing To(get)her against guns
All morning, the women have been getting to know each other, painting their nails, eating breakfast. Soon, the destruction will
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How one nonprofit is helping create the next generation of Atlanta storytellers
In some parts of Atlanta nowadays, you can’t walk (or drive) too far without running into a film crew. In
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DC Deaf Moviegoers promotes accessibility one open caption screening at a time
From the invention of the printing press to the emergence of streaming television, technological advances often bring media and entertainment
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