Journalists and scientists would likely agree that reaching people with accurate, responsible health information has never been more important or more difficult. How can we share accurate, science-based information in ways people will not only hear, but also believe? How can we cut through the noise of social media influencers and politicians without pushing people away? How can we cover misinformation effectively?

We know it can be challenging to gather efficient, ongoing feedback about perceptions of your work and your efforts to earn trust. Here's one idea for how you can.

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For this research project, seven journalists spent the last two months interviewing people about news avoidance and LGBTQ+ issues.

Reuters Digital News Report share insights into four things the public says they want from journalists.

If you’re changing your practices around anonymity and the use of unnamed sources, now is the time to share that decision-making with your audience.

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McGovern Foundation is continuing its support of Trusting News with a new $300,000 grant focused on AI in journalism.

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