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Journalism in Depth: EthicsDiversity – Reporting what’s happening, discussing what matters and exploring what’s next. JOIN DONATE SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS JOIN DONATE Journalism in Depth: EthicsDiversity Reporting what’s happening, discussing what matters and exploring what’s next. Search for: In Depth: SPJ’s Code of Ethics August 5, 2021 • Top Story Researchers: Knowledge of SPJ Code of Ethics helps students better navigate ethical issues College journalists who were familiar with the SPJ Code of Ethics, had taken an ethics course or had other exposure to ethical decision making were more likely to identify unethical behavior in scenarios posed to them in a survey by two South Carolina researchers. August 4, 2021 • Top Story Student journalists gather for SPJ’s inaugural Student Leadership Institute SPJ brought together about two dozen journalism and communications college students from across the country this summer for immersive leadership training that included discussions about ethics and diversity. The three-day Student Leadership Institute, held at a camp in Indianapolis, was taught through hands-on training, coaching sessions and interactive activities on such topics as workplace culture, conflict management, building an inclusive environment and managing change. One session explained when and how to apply SPJ’s Code of Ethics. The institute was funded by the Scripps Howard Foundation and organized and led by SPJ Director of Education Karyn Nishimura Sneath. The students Continue Reading August 3, 2021 • Top Story Forum suggests strategies for newsrooms to retain journalists of color The Society of Professional Journalists and the News Leaders Association partnered on a forum that outlined strategies for newsroom managers to hold on to the journalists of color they worked so hard to recruit. From the SPJ Code of Ethics Balance the public’s need for information against potential harm or discomfort. Pursuit of the news is not a license for arrogance or undue intrusiveness. Ethics and Diversity in the News Coverage of Black culture limited by mostly white news media audiences [niemenlab.org] Chris Cuomo’s ethical failure far-reaching, tainting the credibility of all journalists AP scraps practice of publishing names of people arrested for minor crimes [theconversation.com] NPR ethics policy allows journalists to participate in demonstrations [NPR.org] Health journal sells entire edition to Juul to promote claims of helping smokers quit [nytimes.com] A Case for Diversity [Quill] Question of the Week: August 18, 2021 Tennis champion Naomi Osaka said she has bouts of depression and refused to participate in press conferences during the French Open to protect her mental health. She was fined $15,000. Should professional athletes dealing with mental health issues still be required to participate in press conferences? Sources of Color: Diverse journalists and industry experts all in one place Are you a journalist who wants to diversify the stories you tell by including more people of color while streamlining your search for reputable sources? This platform is especially for you. The SPJ RaceGender Hotline: Fast answers for confused journalists SPJ has partnered with experienced Black and LGBT journalists and educators, including the Trans Journalists Association. They’ll offer concrete advice for your specific situation. Ethics and Diversity Resources Struggling with a dilemma on deadline, or just want to talk about a tough call you've had to make? Let our Ethics Hotline help , and check out the many additional resources we offer in the fields of Ethics and DiversityInclusion . Ethics . © 2024 SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS Made possible by a generous grant...