Chicago's Media Scene: Rising stars: emerging journalists
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Chicago provides an ideal laboratory for experimentation in journalism, with philanthropic funding allowing journalists and their colleagues the opportunity to try out new ways of gathering news and telling stories to ensure that the city is adequately covered in an age of changing media habits.
Rethinking traditional journalism practices in Philadelphia has set off an experiment that may reverberate across the country. Philadelphia has become a leader in the development of new ways to gather and disseminate community information, while also helping citizens engage and hold local governments accountable.
These young journalists are not only lauded for their work, but also act as mentors in Chicago and encourage collaboration. Their goal is to rewrite the narrative of Chicago while giving back its stories to its citizens.
The TRiiBE, founded in February 2017 by three Black Northwestern University alumni, aims to change the narrative surrounding their hometown. It also gives its residents back ownership of its stories. The TRiiBE aims to empower local residents through journalism while giving them the power to tell stories of their own.
Kalyn Besha and Melissa Sanchez, both education reporters, have been recognized for their work covering the digital divide in Chicago schools. They influenced policymakers and helped improve lincoln park chicago (illinoismail.top)’s technology systems. In 2013, they were shortlisted in the Peter Lisagor Award For Excellence in Education reporting.
Sarah Karp a staff journalist for The Chicago Reporter won a Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalistry for her series of articles on Chicago's incarcerated young people and their struggles in staying in school. She made waves across the media platforms with her stories that inspired the Illinois Department of Corrections implement changes which have improved prison conditions. Inmates can now re-enroll at high school or get equivalent employment once they are released.
Karp's efforts to help crack babies get out of jail, and into treatment programs for those with substance use disorders or mental illnesses, earned her the Justice Leadership Award of Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities.
With financial challenges persisting, journalism's future remains unclear. To support innovation in journalism and not just support one specific model, supporters of journalism should adopt an inclusive plan to encourage all forms of innovation. It involves investing in the business operation to reduce running costs while creating new sources of revenue.
Rethinking traditional journalism practices in Philadelphia has set off an experiment that may reverberate across the country. Philadelphia has become a leader in the development of new ways to gather and disseminate community information, while also helping citizens engage and hold local governments accountable.
These young journalists are not only lauded for their work, but also act as mentors in Chicago and encourage collaboration. Their goal is to rewrite the narrative of Chicago while giving back its stories to its citizens.
The TRiiBE, founded in February 2017 by three Black Northwestern University alumni, aims to change the narrative surrounding their hometown. It also gives its residents back ownership of its stories. The TRiiBE aims to empower local residents through journalism while giving them the power to tell stories of their own.
Kalyn Besha and Melissa Sanchez, both education reporters, have been recognized for their work covering the digital divide in Chicago schools. They influenced policymakers and helped improve lincoln park chicago (illinoismail.top)’s technology systems. In 2013, they were shortlisted in the Peter Lisagor Award For Excellence in Education reporting.
Sarah Karp a staff journalist for The Chicago Reporter won a Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalistry for her series of articles on Chicago's incarcerated young people and their struggles in staying in school. She made waves across the media platforms with her stories that inspired the Illinois Department of Corrections implement changes which have improved prison conditions. Inmates can now re-enroll at high school or get equivalent employment once they are released.
Karp's efforts to help crack babies get out of jail, and into treatment programs for those with substance use disorders or mental illnesses, earned her the Justice Leadership Award of Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities.
With financial challenges persisting, journalism's future remains unclear. To support innovation in journalism and not just support one specific model, supporters of journalism should adopt an inclusive plan to encourage all forms of innovation. It involves investing in the business operation to reduce running costs while creating new sources of revenue.
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