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Kids Imprisoned is a 7-part series investigating juvenile justice in America. It's produced by Carnegie-Knight News21, a national multimedia reporting project produced by the nation's top journalism students and graduates. This year, 35 journalism students virtually reported through video conferencing, examining challenges and disparities America's youth face in the criminal justice system.
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America After Roe

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The “America After Roe” podcast explores the rise of the religious right and the ongoing battle to reshape America, in ways that go far beyond abortion. Produced by Henry Larson and Francesca D’Annunzio, this audio series is part of a national project by Carnegie-Knight News21.
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A year after the reversal of Roe, a group of Christian lawmakers is working to mold American policy on abortion, LGBTQ issues and more. But its ultimate goal is more ambitious. (Audio by Henry Larson and Francesca D’Annunzio/News21)द्वारा News21: America After Roe
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While many detention centers have seen improvements in the last 20 years, life inside facilities may be worse for some kids than what we see on the surface. New21 examined sexual assault, employee misconduct and use of solitary confinement.द्वारा News21
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Kids across the country deal with unequal treatment because of their identity: their race, ethnicity, disability or gender identity. Barriers, challenges and injustices in the juvenile justice system give them wildly different experiences than their peers.द्वारा News21
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What happens after juveniles are arrested and how are their destinations decided? The journey is complicated, with different laws, judges and protocols adding up to more than 50 different systems, and endless possibilities for routes to facilities.द्वारा News21
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Based on the laws in the places they live and the adults who happen to be involved in their cases, kids in the juvenile justice system have dramatically different outcomes, setting their lives on a number of different trajectories.द्वारा News21
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Bill Putnam’s photography has concentrated on the mental, physical and political cost of war through documentary photography, portraiture and video. In June 2013, he wrapped up a 16-month tour in Afghanistan covering the International Security Assistance Force-led hand over of responsibilities to the Afghan National Security Forces in the county’s …
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Marian Salzman, CEO of Havas PR North America Introduction by Fran Matera, Public Relations Lab director and associate professor Listen to the podcast The post Trend Spotting as News Creation appeared first on Journalism in the Digital Age.द्वारा Sinan Yucel
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A panel discussion featuring Carnegie-Knight News21 students and their experiences investigating gun rights and regulations across America Moderated by Leonard Downie Jr., Weil Family Professor of Journalism and former Washington Post executive editor Listen to the podcast The post Gun Wars: A News21 Investigation of Rights and Regulations in Ameri…
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A panel discussion featuring Christina Leonard, director, Reynolds Business Bureau; Susan Lisovicz, Donald W. Reynolds Visiting Professor of Business Journalism; and Micheline Maynard, director, Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism Listen to the podcast The post Better Business Coverage appeared first on Journalism in the Digi…
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