It went well today at the Everett Parker Lecture at the UCC Media Justice Ministry, where I accepted the Everett Parker Award for media justice.

We've teamed up with the United Church of Christ Environmental Justice Ministries to take a hard look at AI data centers.

The Universal Service Fund pays for Lifeline, E-Rate, and rural broadband, and Congress is deciding how to change its funding structure.

Kentucky prisons have restricted incarcerated people’s access to tablet video and phone calls, citing security concerns.

AI can support livelihoods, prosperity and culture, but only if island communities have a real say in how it is built and governed.

ABC has been in a months-long feud with the FCC and its chair, Trump appointee Brendan Carr.

Recapping the 44th Annual Parker Lecture & Awards Luncheon

Recapping the 44th Annual Parker Lecture & Awards Luncheon

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Child safety groups and former Meta employees welcome proposed changes to how the company’s platforms will work for teens. They also think states should have demanded more.

Most coverage of trans kids is from a policy viewpoint. Should we ban this book? Which bathroom can a trans kid use? Can they use their preferred name and pronouns? But never do we hear from the trans...

Nurses held protests in Palo Alto, Los Angeles and six other cities, calling on hospitals and elected officials to cut ties with the AI software and data analytics company.

Thirty years ago, they fought for a fair chance. Today, there’s still work to be done. An edited version of a story that appeared in the September 2002 edition of the National Association of Black…

The following is a joint statement from United Church of Christ General Minister and President/CEO, the Rev. Karen Georgia Thompson, and the Open and

We filed an opposition at the FCC to block a prison phone company from gutting the rate caps Congress set under the Martha Wright-Reed Act.

Labor Day will be celebrated on Monday, September 7 this year, not only to gratefully recognize the sacrifices of those who organized for justice in our

The United Church of Christ’s Media Justice Ministry joins the rest of our denomination in mourning the death on Monday of the Rev. Dr. Barbara Brown Zikmund, (or “BBZ” as she was known to so many).

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In the United States the fight for voting rights has been historically framed as a civil right. Civil rights are personal rights guaranteed and protected

As a member of the Washington Post Metro Seven in 1972, Richard Prince helped elevate equity and diversity in newsrooms. He's never stopped.

The misbehavior is called reward hacking. This is what you need to know.

Chair Carr's FCC is using the equal time rule to go after broadcasters whose on-air talent criticizes the President.

United in Spirit and inspired by God’s grace, we welcome all, love all, and seek justice for all. We are the United Church of Christ. Keep up with how God

Ten years ago, on August 5, 2012, a white nationalist entered a Sikh gurdwara. Our story can show America how to stand in solidarity, bravery, and love.