sososo grateful to Delaware Currents's meg mcguire and Kristine Lois Villanueva for their incredibly hard work leading the local planning of #SEJ2024 and fèini yĭn for all they've done and co-hosting!

At grist we're platform agnostic, and we try to get our journalism in front of the widest audience possible. So we're really excited to work with Captivate to bring our headlines to screens in office buildings and apartments throughout the US and Canada. grist.org/updates/grist-…

I haven't been on Twitter in a hot sec but need to wish Carrie Brown, journalism queen, a very happy 12th birthday on this leap year heheh <3

🚨Exciting news from The Marshall Project

Our nonprofit newsroom is unionizing! We have united to form Marshall Project Guild, part of nyguild.org Together, we're committed to preserving the best of our newsroom and securing a future for our staff, work, and readership.

Nearly 300 years after colonial Europeans refused to remove a mill dam along a tributary of the Delaware River, it was finally dismantled in 2019. The result: American Shad returned to their spawning grounds for the first time since the 1700’s. delawarecurrents.org/2024/02/19/del…

Grew up mostly in Middlesex County. Even the smallest towns need coverage. But it's hard to see how that's possible with the current news industrial complex and a resistance to radical change in our industry despite the desperate need for local journos

one thing that I think about often is how many people become journalists to help highlight the voices of marginalized people, only to be forced into the kind of silence that maintains systems of oppression - all in the name of supposed neutrality

1/11: For the first time, Law360’s editorial staff is walking off the job for 24 hours to show management that we’ve had enough of the delays and threats at the bargaining table.

our @time people of the year: the journalists & humanitarian workers of gaza

Workers The Washington Post are walking off the job for 24 hours on Dec. 7th.

✊Show solidarity by signing the letter to the Publisher: actionnetwork.org/letters/worker…

✊Respect the picket line by avoiding Post journalism during the walkout

Wisconsin legislative districts contain 'disconnected pieces of territory,” according to the most recent gerrymandering complaint filed with the state Supreme Court.

Next week the court will hear arguments on the request to overturn the maps.
propublica.org/article/wiscon…

The DOJ backed tenants in a price-fixing case against big landlords and real estate tech company RealPage.

The action comes after a ProPublica investigation last year that found the company may be violating antitrust laws. propublica.org/article/doj-ba…

hey look it's two of my fav Newmark J-School alumns 🤩

NEW: Warren Buffett, the grandfatherly investor, has a secret personal account.

Followers of the Oracle have wondered: what does he do with it?

We have his trades.

At least 3 times, he traded stocks Berkshire also traded.

Robert Faturechi & Ellis Simani

propublica.org/article/warren…

So happy to have been a part of this convo Fancy Comma, LLC! And with my big brain buddy Allen Arthur too ☺️

how long can someone be a journalist before actually losing their mind

Ty b° future for having me and Allen Arthur talk about solutions journalism + brain stuff + engagement! Special thanks to Annemarie Dooling who pointed out super helpful research to put this together 🫶 + ofc always repping Newmark J-School 🙌 See u next at SRCCON 🎉🎉🎉

'When there’s a school shooting, no one wants to hear that green space and street lighting and public libraries make a difference,' Sonali Rajan says — but they do, @bychipbrownlee's latest Trajectory newsletter explains: thetrace.org/2023/09/librar…

On a date -- kinda nervous