In part one, we explore how news organizations are navigating the many major ongoing stories that currently dominate our news landscape, including COVID-19, the Black Lives Matter Movement, the federal government, the election, and many others.
My guest is Dr. Anita Varma, Assistant Director of Journalism & Media Ethics At the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University.
Dr. Varma specializes in humanization and news, as well as applying ethics in the practice of journalism and media industries. We explore how sourcing, framing, resources, and bias influence media coverage, and how journalists might address these challenges.
The state of journalism: Election coverage, community connection, & future directions
Remote Learning During COVID-19, Pt.2
Remote Learning During COVID-19, FULL
Remote Learning During COVID-19, Pt. 1
Braver Angels & Building Community Across Divides, with John Wood, Jr.
COVID-19, Contact Tracing, and a Leader's Responsibility with UCSF's Dr. Mike Reid
The President's Tax Returns and the Priorities of U.S. Tax Policy
Renee Hobbs on the role of trust and empathy in media literacy
Conspiracy Theories & Media Literacy with Renee Hobbs
The Impact & Influence of Party Framing in News Coverage
California Wildfires and the Importance of Cultural Fire Management
California Climate:Heat, Drought, Flood, Lightning, & Fire w/ Dr. Michael Anderson
The History, Role, & Significance of the U.S. Post Office
Navigating Allyship
How Arts Can Help Us Re-Frame Our Perspectives
The Role of Arts & Artists in Crisis
Ethically Covering Major Ongoing Stories w/Dr. Anita Varma, Pt. 2
Courageous Conversations with Reverend Zina Jacque & Jessica Green
Marnita's Table on How to Socially Engineer Equity and Inclusion
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