Community and ethnic media outlets will receive new training in digital journalism thanks to a grant awarded to the CUNY Journalism School by the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment.
A CUNY Journalism School survey finds two-thirds of real estate donors to PACs do business with NYC.
A CUNY Journalism School investigation shows that in 2013, insiders found ways to fund those they favored.
Stringer discussed audits of NYCHA and diversity in contracting in a Q&A on March 20.
High-impact stories from community and ethnic media outlets.
The last of the Center for Community and Ethnic Media’s fall trainings, about covering NYC, will be held on Thursday, December 5 at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism
The Center for Community and Ethnic Media will hold the third of its 4-workshop fall training series on opinion writing on November 7. The trainings are geared at boosting the journalism skills of reporters from the ethnic and community press.
A training workshop for journalists to boost social media skills will be held October 24 at the Center for Community and Ethnic Media at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. Participants will learn the basics of Twitter, LinkedIn, and more.
Experts discussed Latino issues and the candidacy of Adolfo Carrión at a panel organized by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, reports El Diario-La Prensa and LatinTrends.
CUNY’s NYC Election Atlas 2013 maps electoral data critical to understanding the mayoral elections this fall.
The mayoral hopeful pushes his ideas on revamping education, policing and affordable housing despite dismal poll numbers.
The candidates had many disagreements during the exchange sponsored by the Center for Community and Ethnic Media.
Why is ethnic media still relatively invisible and what are the costs if this trend continues?
