by Kathryn Thier, Jesse Abdenour, Brent Walth, and Nicole Dahmen Lack of trust is a paramount problem facing journalism. Solutions reporting, which focuses on credible responses to societal problems, could help improve news trust. In addition, narrative journalism has been…
by Brent Walth and Nicole Dahmen | Future of Journalism Conference, Cardiff, Wales
by Nicole Dahmen, Brent Walth, and Kaitlin Bane | Visual Communication Division, Annual Conference of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Toronto, Ontario
by Kathryn Thier, Nicole Dahmen, and Brent Walth | World Journalism Education Congress, Paris, France
by Brent Walth, Nicole Dahmen, and Kathryn Thier | World Journalism Education Congress, Paris, France
by Brent Walth and Nicole Dahmen | Journalism Studies Division, Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Washington D.C.
by Kathryn Thier, Jesse Abdenour, Brent Walth, and Nicole Dahmen | Journalism Studies Division, Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Washington D.C.
by Brent Walth, Nicole Dahmen, and Kathryn Thier Investigative reporting identifies social problems and names people in power who should be held accountable. Solutions journalism is an evidence-based reporting approach that covers credible responses to social problems. To consider these…
by Nicole Dahmen, Kathryn Thier, and Brent Walth An increasing number of news organizations are reporting stories about responses to persistent societal problems, a reporting form known as solutions journalism. While this type of reporting practice is typically text-based, visual…
Nicole Dahmen Slow News Conference. Eugene, OR. June 2018