The horrific attacks on journalists at the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo have generated sympathy around the world. On Wednesday, Reynolds Week fellows participated in
What do Scotch tape, chewing gum, golf balls and Kentucky Fried Chicken have in common? Well, at least around October, they are among the myriad
The ongoing civil unrest in Ferguson, Mo., sparked by the police shooting of teenager Michael Brown, seems a bit of a stretch as a premise
We write a lot about consumer demographics, from college students to young parents to Baby Boomers – but there’s one cohort of spenders that tends
One of June’s most widespread observances is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Month, which as this Library of Congress history page notes, commemorates
President Obama commemorated Equal Pay Day by inking an executive order that addresses the wage gap between men and women, at least at federal contractors.
With President Obama’s State of the Union address set to focus on income inequality and other aspects of the economic divide in the U.S., I
Each fall I typically post a collection of resources for reporters seeking business and economy stories that reflect their audience’s Hispanic members, in recognition of
Every February, myriad events nationwide commemorate and celebrate the country’s African American citizens. And while many observances focus on history, heritage and culture, there are
The Kansas City Star won a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for its series last year on human trafficking. The awards recognize work that focuses on human rights, social
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