Tsan Merritt-Poree·May 16, 2025The Week in Review: May 16McDonald’s is seeking to hire up to 375,000 people, mostly GenZ, for summer, making this the chain’s biggest employment initiative in 5…A response icon3A response icon3
Nikita Das·Apr 21, 2025When Art Becomes Survival: The Story of ArtisansWhen I joined my college to study fashion design, I didn’t know much about crafts or artisans. To be honest, I thought designing clothes…
Bil Nowicki·Mar 20, 2025The U.S. Government Is Broken — Can We Fix It?An Observation Of Constitutional Crisis
InThe Writing CooperativebyKaren Banes·Aug 11, 2023How To Make A Difference With Your WritingSometimes the pen really is mightier than the swordA response icon209A response icon209
Ervin (Earl) Cobb·Feb 13, 2022Black 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…
Carla Canning·Oct 5, 2021Serving 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…
InEngagement JournalismbyCarrie Brown·Mar 31, 2021Lessons 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…
Neimra Coulibaly·Feb 7, 2021Why 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 &…
