Research Center at Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY

The lessons of Squash, the first automated fact-checking platform via Poynter https://buff.ly/3iM1f68

Lies on Social Media Inflame Israeli-Palestinian Conflict via The New York Times

Moving portraits of gay fathers with their families across America https://buff.ly/3zs6M7I via CNN

Tips for Using the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine in Your Next Investigation https://buff.ly/3nSDOID via GIJN - Global Investigative Journalism Network

Colombia’s Police Force, Built for War, Finds a New One via The New York Times https://buff.ly/3y8KOGg

Opinion | What Darnella Frazier's Pulitzer means for citizen journalism and white gatekeeping https://buff.ly/3pT6XEE via NBC News THINK

Muslims celebrate the end of Ramadan via BBC News https://buff.ly/2SCQQhR

Sacrificing sleep to make time for yourself? Tips to stop ‘revenge bedtime procrastination.’ via Washington Post

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URL Media is a New Network for Black and Brown Media Outlets via Editor & Publisher Magazine

Freelancers rarely win Pulitzers. But this year, two writers took home journalism’s top prize. via Poynter

Alexei Navalny, Social Media, and the State of the Free Press in Russia https://buff.ly/3wt4cMA via Nieman Reports

‘Nobody is ever just a victim’: 6 tips for journalists covering hate crimes -via National Press Club Journalism Institute https://buff.ly/2TyVQEC

How Green Empire Farms Failed to Stop One of New York's Biggest COVID-19 Outbreaks https://buff.ly/3xqtMCl via Documented

Our reporter’s work on COVID-19 has saved lives. She’s getting death threats. via The Center for Public Integrity

Garland Confronts Long-Building Crisis Over Leak Inquiries and Journalism via The New York Times https://buff.ly/3xemn8S

Here are the winners of the 2021 Pulitzer Prizes via Poynter

‘We’re Going to Publish’ An Oral History of the Pentagon Papers via The New York Times https://buff.ly/3pGUS5f

What makes a news story trustworthy? Americans point to the outlet that publishes it, sources cited via Pew Research Center

Spreading vaccine fears. And cashing in. via The Center for Public Integrity

The data this week make it clear: The U.S. is once again in the clutches of a surging pandemic, @COVID19Tracking reports. https://buff.ly/3o6iK0W via The Atlantic

Argentina’s new government office is NOT a fact-checker https://buff.ly/3jgDlMD via Poynter

Live Updates: We’re Tracking The Vote And Voting Problems https://buff.ly/3dGqylf via FiveThirtyEight

Prism, a news site led by women of color, centers the voices of marginalized people in its reporting via Nieman Journalism Lab

Opinion: Journalism can do more than report on racial injustice. It can also help solve it. https://buff.ly/3dElnCB via Poynter

The Pandemic's Digital Shadow https://buff.ly/3k8NmN3 via Freedom House

Crowds of regular people are as good at moderating fake news on Facebook as professional fact-checkers via Nieman Journalism Lab

Why do so many Americans now support legalizing marijuana? https://buff.ly/3nrHTTC via The Conversation US

People use, on average, six different sources to gather information about Covid-19 via Nieman Journalism Lab

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month With New Films to Watch and Documentaries Worth Revisiting https://buff.ly/30ksquJ via PBS

11 ways to safely support the fight against breast cancer in NYC this October https://buff.ly/2GQWA1G via News 12 The Bronx

The Research Center is offline for the holiday weekend. We will return on Tuesday, October 13,2020

On World Mental Health Day, 9 ways to boost your mental health as the coronavirus pandemic continues https://buff.ly/3jIM3nM via Good Morning America

Television is making more documentaries than everbut skipping the journalism https://buff.ly/30yOTEg via Columbia Journalism Review