by Brent Walth and Nicole Dahmen | Journalism Studies Division, Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Denver, Colorado
Anna Sundholm and Danny Latoni | How COVID-19 conversations could change higher education for the better
Mia Ryder-Marks | Data-driven approaches are eliminating homelessness in communities across the U.S. Is Eugene next?
Shane Hoffmann | BIPOC households have been disproportionately affected, leading to a food insecurity rate that is two to three times higher than for white Oregonians.
by Nicole Dahmen, Kaitlin C. Miller, and Brent Walth | Through surveys, this research explores fundamental questions about journalists’ perceptions of and experiences with images and impact. Study findings show that most participants believe images can be agents for change,…
Jade Yamakazi Stewart | Lane County is providing hundreds of housing units and services to chronically homeless people while saving hospitals and governments money.
Joanna Mann | Two recent SOJC graduates used an approach known as solutions journalism, a concept the school helped to develop, to uncover and report facts about the criminalization of homelessness.
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By Nigel Jaquiss, Abbey McDonald and Nick Rosenberger | Catalyst expanded its commitment to covering rural areas of Oregon, using the opportunity of the 2020 presidential election to examine issues facing Tillamook County, which shifted to the right politically in the…
