The Maynard Institute Welcomes The 2021 Maynard 200 Fellows
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44 Media Professionals to Receive Career Advancement Training and Mentorship by Top Experts to Foster Equity and Belonging in Newsrooms and Beyond
The Maynard 200 fellowship will provide cutting-edge training and year-long mentorship from top experts. EMERYVILLE, Calif. (PRWEB) April 13, 2021 The Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education [MIJE], a national nonprofit dedicated to making newsrooms look like America and to bring about equity and belonging in media, today announced the 44 fellows selected for Maynard 200, the third cohort of its flagship fellowship.
The diverse group of media professionals was selected from a competitive pool of more than 140 applicants. The fellows represent a mix of mainstream, ethnic, local community and niche media, and their entrepreneurial ventures. The Maynard 200 fellowship will provide cut
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In 2020, nightly news and Sunday morning political programs on ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox Broadcasting Co. mentioned solutions or action to address climate change in just 29% of their overall climate coverage a decrease from 2019, when these networks and programs mentioned solutions in 37% of climate coverage. Additionally, and for the first time ever, Media Matters also analyzed coverage on the morning news programs on ABC, CBS, and NBC, which nearly mirrored their nightly counterparts: Solutions to climate change represented 28% of overall morning news programs’ climate coverage.
Climate coverage on corporate broadcast news shows made up just 0.4% of overall news coverage, with 221 climate segments across morning, nightly, and Sunday political shows on corporate broadcast TV networks in 2020. Sixty-three of these segments mentioned climate solutions just 29% a tiny fraction of the already minuscule amount of coverage on the climate crisis.
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UNC Health, Wake to resume Johnson & Johnson vaccine after CDC reports no safety issues Adam Wagner, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
Apr. 9 UNC Health and Wake County will both resume using the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention concluded late Thursday that there are no safety issues with the vaccine. We re confident in the safety and efficacy of the J&J vaccine, Alan Wolf, a UNC Health spokesman, told The News & Observer. UNC Health will resume its use of the vaccine on Saturday.
UNC Health and Wake County Public Health temporarily stopped using the Johnson & Johnson vaccine Thursday after several people experienced adverse reactions like dizziness or fainting at their vaccination sites.
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