Journalism
Ida Bell Wells-Barnett, Leader in civil rights
Ida B. Wells Society Empowers Black Investigative Journalists

The Ida B. Wells Society is combating the lack of diversity in newsrooms by hosting workshops for Black investigative journalists.
by NewsOne Staff
04.28.19
48th Annual Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Conference
Media Executive Depelsha McGruder Named COO Of NYPR

Depelsha McGruder has been appointed Chief Operating Officer of New York Public Radio.
by NewsOne Staff
10.28.18
Newseum In Washington
Newseum Honors First Black Woman White House Reporter

Journalism pioneer Alice Allison Dunnigan will be honored posthumously by the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
by NewsOne Staff
08.25.18
Two Business woman meeting through window
HBCU Students Receive 'Discover The Unexpected' Journalism Fellowships

Six HBCU students have received Discover the Unexpected Journalism Fellowships.
by NewsOne Staff
05.27.18
International Women's Media Foundation's 2013 Courage In Journalism And Lifetime Achievement Awards - Inside
Simmons College To Name School After Gwen Ifill

Simmons College will name their college of media, arts, and humanities after the late legendary journalist Gwen Ifill.
by NewsOne Staff
11.18.17
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Americans Are Split On Media Coverage Of Trump

A new Gallup poll shows that Americans are divided when it comes to the media’s coverage of Donald Trump.
by Brandee Sanders
02.04.17
2012 Summer TCA Tour - Day 2
Gwen Ifill's Most Iconic Moments

Gwen Ifill rose through the ranks of journalism, defeating many stereotypes and "isms" along the way.
by Charise Frazier
11.16.16
Apollo Uptown Hall - Hear Our Voices, Count Our Votes: MLK's March Continues
Melissa Harris-Perry Speaks Out After MSNBC Severance Deal…

MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry rejected the network's severance deal. She said the deal would have included a non-disparagement clause.
by Nigel Roberts
03.21.16
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