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The anti-Black history of journalism demands that we now prioritize healing — and consider how restorative practices can change the culture of journalism.

A “Buildings Matter, Too” headline sparked a media uprising in Philadelphia. Here’s how Free Press and allies have demanded change in the ensuing three years.

The Journalism Accountability Watchdog Network beat out establishment organizations including The Philadelphia Inquirer and WHYY.

The senseless delay in confirming Gigi Sohn has had severe consequences, especially for communities of color, low-income people and rural residents.

With just a couple weeks left in 2022, we want to share a few updates on everything going on at Free Press — and there’s a lot happening!

We hope this Free Press guide reveals a new way of working, one that treats the other side of the “interview” as delicate, sacred and powerful.

Free Press’ Media 2070 project is working to shift culture and secure reparations. A conference we co-hosted examines the forces of race and racism in U.S. media.

This October marks two years since the founding of Media 2070: The Media Reparations Project. Here’s what the journey has looked like so far this year.

Free Press’ Media Power Collaborative aims to win the kinds of public policies that will give every community the journalism it needs.

This tragedy should be a catalyst to a fundamental reckoning with the media system we’ve created and the danger it poses to Black lives.