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Chief Operating Officer, Center for Investigative Reporting, publisher of @MotherJones + @Reveal. Executive Coach. Made in Detroit. Red velvet cake forever.
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The story behind Mother Jones’ first-ever reader listening sessions - Editor and Publisher

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By Jahna Berry Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Tuesday, August 29, 2023 9:58 am When Mother Jones is working on an important project, our first instinct is to tell you about it. That’s why I’m excited to share our work to better serve Black readers. I’m eager to share what we’ve learned so far, tell you what work lies ahead, and hear how this work resonates with you. It strikes a really personal note with me, and I’ll tell you more about that, too.
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The Story Behind Mother Jones’ First-Ever Reader Listening Sessions

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By Jahna Berry Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
Fight disinformation: Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter and follow the news that matters. When Mother Jones is working on an important project, our first instinct is to tell you about it. That’s why I’m excited to share our work to better serve Black readers. I’m eager to share what we’ve learned so far, tell you what work lies ahead, and hear how this work resonates with you. It strikes a really personal note with me, and I’ll tell you more about that, too.
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Why You Should Take on More Stretch Assignments

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By Jahna Berry Verified
| Harvard Business Review Verified
You raised your hand for a stretch project, and — congratulations! — you’ve bagged the assignment. As an emerging leader, you were hoping to show your drive and ambition, but now that you have the opportunity, you’re terrified. They’re called “stretch projects” for a reason: They require skills or knowledge beyond your current level of development and are great opportunities to shine in a new arena. This is also why they can feel so scary.
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