Margaret Kimble“Housing First: Looking Far and Wide for the Solution to Permanent Housing in St. Louis?”St. Louis is not unfamiliar with trying to find a steady solution to homelessness within its Downtown area. Last fall, tensions were raised…Mar 27Mar 27
Karen BanesinThe Writing CooperativeHow To Make A Difference With Your WritingSometimes the pen really is mightier than the swordAug 11, 2023194Aug 11, 2023194
Ervin (Earl) CobbBlack History Month. The Good. The Bad. The Reality.I celebrated my 69th birthday this month. In 1953, I was born as an American to a loving “Negro” mother and father. This was during the…Feb 13, 2022Feb 13, 2022
Carla CanningServing the Incarcerated CommunityIt’s been over a year since I started the Engagement J program at CUNY. Since then I have said “my community is incarcerated people and…Oct 5, 2021Oct 5, 2021
Carrie BrowninEngagement JournalismLessons and hopes six years post-launch of the first MA in engagement journalismThe pace of change in newsrooms is slow, but our students and alumni are getting more creative and radical to meet the moment and involve…Mar 31, 2021Mar 31, 2021
Neimra CoulibalyWhy I am centering Black Women & Girls from Schenectady and the rest of the Captial RegionAs a part of the Social Journalism program at the Craig Newmark School of Journalism, I am choosing to center my work on Black women &…Feb 7, 2021Feb 7, 2021
Carla CanningOne Semester DownI was in a department store when I got the email that I had been accepted to the Social Journalism program at the Craig Newmark Graduate…Jan 19, 2021Jan 19, 2021
Jeff JarvisinWhither news?Our MovementHere’s to our Social Journalism studentsDec 18, 20201Dec 18, 20201
Victoria Mba-JonasLet’s Make the Cannabis Industry More Black & BrownMy journey with cannabis began in high school. After school, I would consume it with friends. One day, we thought it was a good idea to…Dec 17, 2020Dec 17, 2020
