Colorado Pro chapter board member Cara DeGette, editor of the Greater Park Hill News, served as moderator for a panel discussion on strategies for reporting and writing on our homeless neighbors. The panel, held at the Denver Press Club on Nov. 17, included, from left, Marcus Hill, a staff reporter at the Colorado Springs Independent; Robert Davis, a Contributor to … Continue reading Co pro chapter member moderates reporting panel
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COLORADO SPJ PRESIDENT PRESENTS 2021 FIRST AMENDMENT AWARD
Colorado SPJ president Doug Bell presents the chapter's 2021 First Amendment Award to Denver Post reporter Dave Migoya prior to their skate on Sunday, Sept. 26, at the South Suburban Sports Complex. Migoya and attorney Steve Zansberg won the award for their battle to make criminal court records more accessible to the public and the … Continue reading COLORADO SPJ PRESIDENT PRESENTS 2021 FIRST AMENDMENT AWARD
Register for A Frank Conversation about Burnout
Please join COLab and the Denver Press Club for a candid conversation about newsroom burnout, what it looks like — and what we can do about it. The discussion, moderated by COLab’s Tina Griego, will feature the stellar panel of Dr. Marc Moss, a Denver MD whose work on burnout and resilience has received national recognition, Selyn Hong, … Continue reading Register for A Frank Conversation about Burnout
CO. Chapter of Society of Professional Journalists Honors Six for Extraordinary Contributions
The Colorado chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists is honoring six individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to journalism, transparency, education and the First Amendment. Longtime journalist, professor and author Lee Anne Peck is SPJ Colorado's 2021 Journalism Educator of the Year. While Peck's career has spanned the globe, it began and continues to … Continue reading CO. Chapter of Society of Professional Journalists Honors Six for Extraordinary Contributions
‘MSU’s student journalists should be free to shed light at all times’
Sometimes a moment defines an era. An image of that slice of time can be so iconic, so emblematic of a movement or a societal passion, that it changes everyone who sees it. And sometimes it even changes history. The photo accompanying this column was taken moments after the Ohio National Guard opened fire on … Continue reading ‘MSU’s student journalists should be free to shed light at all times’
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