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In May, Free Press staff explored collaborative journalism, underscored the threats of online hate and disinformation, and debuted a powerful documentary.

The film centers on a talented journalist who grappled with systemic racism and low pay at a major U.S. newsroom.

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.

In April, Free Press staff fought for media reparations, sustainable journalism and accountability for social-media platforms.

The Change the Terms coalition is urging social-media companies to stop amplifying hate and disinformation in the runup to the midterm elections and beyond.

Since President Biden nominated her to serve on the FCC, Gigi Sohn has faced ugly and coordinated right-wing attacks.

In March, Free Press staff fought for a better future for local journalism and worked to hold social-media platforms accountable.

This historic nonprofit will revive, strengthen and transform local media in New Jersey.

252 bills in 45 states. That’s how many punitive anti-protest bills have been introduced since 2017.

We’ve been watching the news coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with anxiety, sadness — and frustration over the media’s failures to pierce the fog of war.