Will this improve reporting about world hunger?

Peter T. Coleman

USAID cuts have wreaked havoc on media and journalism. So much so, ‘the vast majority of this funding will disappear – potentially for good,’ from 2025 and beyond.  That’s the stark warning from a fir...

A Foreign Service Officer Speaks Out on the Collapse of America’s Moral Engine—and What It Means to Be Left Behind

Investigating War Crimes: Starvation

LA protests reinforce need for credible news coverage, better media owners

In the middle of a respiratory pandemic, law enforcement agencies have used tear gas in especially dangerous ways. The chemical agent also seeps into homes, contaminates food, furniture, skin and…

Far too many academics are repeating propaganda about a ‘free speech crisis’. It’s time for a shared strategy

GIJN Webinar: Gathering Evidence and Documents in Conflict and War Zones — A MENA Case Study

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Step into the World of the Father of Peace Journalism Mind Over Murder is the latest novel by Jake Lynch, co-written with Annabel McGoldrick. A masterful storyteller and the pioneering force b…

Student media advisors modify long-standing advice in the wake of ‘unprecedented’ threats to student speech

The April 2025 edition of The Peace Journalist magazine features reports on an innovative refugee media project in Uganda, and other initiatives in Pakistan, Madagascar, and elsewhere.