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Tech Beat, Heritage Sometimes Intersect
By Julio Ojeda-Zapata
(5/01/2008)

Coverage of 'Brown-Black' Divide Overlooks Nuance, Complexity
By Reggie Royston
(4/16/2008)

NewsTools 2008
A concept/design mashup for journalists, technologists and entrepeneurs
April 30 - May 3, 2008
(learn more)

Whoo hoo Wednesdays!
Unemployed: Whoo hoo! Free to reinvent
By L.A. Chung
(5/01/2008)

Diversifying News
Eduardo Hauser, founder of DailyMe, is bringing the business back to online news and making diversity a part of the personal news experience.
By Kara Andrade (4/28/2008)

New Stamp Unveiled
Frank Sotomayor, a former longtime member of the Maynard Institute's Board of Directors, spoke about Salazar's life and accomplishments.
(4/23/2008)

Covering Culture
When Culture is Sadly Overlooked

By Lisa Fernandez
(4/9/2008)

	Richard Prince's Journal-isms
	Richard Prince Talk Shows Question "White" Comment Clinton claim even parodied on "Saturday Night Live"; cable company announces deal to buy Newsday; in L.A., Spanish newscasts called superior. (5/11/2008)

	Guest Columnist
	Bobbi Bowman Newspapers crippled by lessons unlearned after 40 years (2/21/2008)

	Maynard Project
	Chauncey Bailey Project A collaboration of more than two dozen reporters, photographers and editors continuing the work of Chauncey Bailey Jr., former editor of the weekly Oakland Post, murdered on Aug. 2 while reporting on a story about Your Black Muslim Bakery.
	Media Academy Blog
	Maynard Institute Media Academy Blog Check for updates from the 2008 Media Academy at the Nieman Foundation, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
	Maynard Journal
	Maynard Journal Fall 2007 Download (PDF)

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View video clips from the Robert C. Maynard Oral History Collection.

Featured Journalist: Gil Scott
Culled from interviews with some of the nation's most prominent journalists, these profiles serve as a reminder of the contributions made by journalists of color at a time when newsroom diversity is under siege.

The Caldwell Journals: Legendary reporter and columnist Earl Caldwell's personal account of the black journalists' movement during the turbulent 1960s and 1970s recounts the influence of journalists on the news and newsrooms across the country. Edited by Roy Aarons.

Media Academy
Jan. 13-Jan. 18 and March 24-March 28, 2008
Nieman Foundation, Harvard University

Editing Program
Summer, 2008
Reynolds School of Journalism
University of Nevada, Reno
Download the Application (pdf)