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Gregory Perreault

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Gregory Perreault’s Biography

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Gregory P. Perreault is a scholar of adaptation in journalism. His work focuses on journalistic epistemology, hostility in journalism and managing labor expectations.

He currently serves as an associate editor for Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly. He served as Fulbright-Botstiber Professor of Austrian-American Studies at the University of Vienna Journalism Studies Center (2020-2021) and is past chair for the standing committee on research for the Association for Education in Journalism…

Gregory Perreault’s Journalist Portfolio

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U.S. Nonprofit Challenges: Can the sector overcome political headwinds?

U.S. Nonprofit Challenges: Can the sector overcome political headwinds?

U.S. nonprofit organizations are facing significant political headwinds that are threatening their core missi…

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Journalists are souring on social media platforms, an analysis of 11 years of Nieman Lab predicti...

Journalists are souring on social media platforms, an analysis of 11 years of Nieman Lab predicti...

While these predictions suggest that the journalistic community's enthusiasm for social media platforms has w…

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How to manage newsroom change without the misery

How to manage newsroom change without the misery

Newsroom leaders have a duty to maintain the joy - even during periods of transformation.

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Media in Trump's Second Presidency

Media in Trump's Second Presidency

The U.S. media landscape has shifted substantially in the early months of the second Trump administration, wi…

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Why do we love to play the hero?

Why do we love to play the hero?

From Infamous to Mass Effect, we move toward good. In Infamous: Second Son, the majority of players chose…

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We know why journalists leave the profession. A new study looks at why they stay

We know why journalists leave the profession. A new study looks at why they stay

Recent academic research has explored much of that. But we’re missing something essential in all of that rese…

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Museums, Inclusion, and Community Wellbeing: Who Gets to Decide What Our History Is?

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By Gregory Perreault
| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified
Image Credit: Smithsonian Institution on wikimedia commons When Katelynd Anderson reflects on the impact of the Anacostia Community Museum, she thinks of the story of Vivian Williams. As a resident of the Arthur Capper public housing project in Capitol Hill, Williams dedicated much of her life to public advocacy and drawing attention to the food access disparities affecting African American neighborhoods in Washington, DC.
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“There’s Always a Way to Get the Story”: Rural Journalism and Resourcefulness at the Periphery

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By Gregory Perreault
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT U.S. rural journalists face financially precarious circumstances given their lack of resources, which forces many rural journalists to work second jobs to meet their own needs and employ radical resourcefulness in order to meet their communities’ information needs.
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Journalists are souring on social media platforms, an analysis of 11 years of Nieman Lab predictions suggests - Editor and Publisher

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By Jacob Nelson, Gregory Perreault
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Wednesday, November 5, 2025 6:31 pm The disadvantages of social media platforms for news publishers and audiences have grown overwhelmingly obvious. These platforms have grown rife with misinformation and vitriol that threaten to diminish public  trust in journalism and encourage animosity toward journalists.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Security and Construction beat, Town Crier Newspapers

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

For the worse 🫠