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BuzzFeed, J-School create investigative journalism fellowship for journalists of color
BuzzFeed News and the Columbia Journalism School are co-sponsoring an investigative journalism fellowship that will give mid-level journalists of color an opportunity to work on and publish a long-form piece. The goal of the program is to help address issues of newsroom diversity in media organizations around the country, Mark Schoofs, Investigations and Projects Editor at BuzzFeed, said.
Students rally on Low Plaza following Ferguson grand jury announcement
Around 200 students gathered on the Sundial on Monday night following the announcement in Ferguson, Missouri, that a grand jury decided police officer Darren Wilson will not be charged in the death of Michael Brown. The gathering was one of many that erupted across New York City on Monday night, though it was smaller and quieter than the ones that eventually occupied the Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Robert F. Kennedy bridges. "We're here in solidarity with Ferguson.
Brexit and its effect on the pound, the UK’s trading position and productivity
The authors of this blog post are members of the LSE's Student Union Economics Society and wrote this as a contribution to the LSE Growth Commission. Please see Investing in the future of the UK: LSE relaunches its Growth Commission for an overview and a video of the panel debate with Vince Cable, George Osborne, Lord Alistair Darling, Stephanie Flanders and Lord Nicholas Stern. For a list of the commission's evidence sessions, click here.
Join AAJA NY’s 5th Annual Trivia Bowl!
Think your organization can outsmart other journalists, community groups and corporations? Then sponsor a team at Asian American Journalists Association New York chapter’s fifth annual Trivia Bowl. Trivia Bowl is an interactive scholarship fundraiser where teams from TV stations, newspapers and community groups compete against each in a night of trivia. About 200 media, community and business leaders are expected to attend the sell-out event.
Upper West Side and West Harlem community boards prioritize drivers over pedestrians in Department of Transportation decisions
As Harlem and Upper West Side community boards proposed by the city’s Department of Transportation, local traffic safety activists say that community boards’ historic resistance to DOT proposals comes from a focus on driver concerns that is out of pace with community priorities. Over the past four years, community boards 7, 9, and 10 have considered several controversial DOT traffic proposals to calm accident-prone corridors like West End and Morningside avenues.
Columbia University students join New York protests of Ferguson grand jury decision
Dozens of Columbia students were among the thousands of protesters who marched across New York City on Tuesday evening—closing roads, tunnels, and highways—to protest the Ferguson, Missouri, grand jury’s decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the death of teenager Michael Brown.
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