Tribute: Nancy Hicks Maynard, thanks for diversifying America's newsrooms

When I asked a group of college journalism students to name African-American journalism pioneers, names such as Ed Bradley, Bryant Gumbel and Oprah Winfrey came quickly.
By Dorothy Bland (10/01/08)

UNITY Reflections: Re-energizing the news business

Dorothy BlandAs I reflect on UNITY: Journalists of Color 2008, six R's come to mind - reunion, recession, retention, retraining, recruitment and re-energized. (08/25/08)

La Lengua: El Contrato Roto

Si el inglés es parte del contrato social que Estados Unidos exige a los immigrantes, ¿dónde quedan aquellos que quieren preservar su idioma original, como el español?

Language: a broken contract

If English is a requirement of the American social contract, is there a place for those who want to preserve their native language, like Spanish?

Twitter en Espanol

Construir redes virtuales en español dentro de Estados Unidos
By Ytaelena López (05/13/08)

Whoo hoo! Wednesdays

Unemployed: Whoohoo! Free to reinvent

Nancy Maynard, co-founder of the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education died September 21, 2008.
For 30 years, the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education has been committed to helping the news media reflect America's diversity in staffing, content, and business operations. Incorporated in 1977, the Institute offers editing and management training programs as well as direct services to news organizations. [more]
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