From UW graduate student to CU Boulder faculty member, Doll shares how her research, mentorship, and the CJMD community shaped her career trajectory. After seven years of research, collaboration, and mentorship at the University of [...]

You’re Invited! Join Miranda Spivack to explore local government corruption and the citizens fighting for accountability in their communities. Date & Time: Thursday, March 12 | 5:00 PMLocation: CMU 226 | Address: 2023 King Ln [...]

On Jan. 14 at the University of Washington, the Center for Journalism, Media, and Democracy (CJMD) hosted a discussion on political violence in the U.S. with The New Yorker staff writer Benjamin Wallace-Wells. Around 40 [...]

Sangwon Lee introduces his concept of the “Self-Righteous Circle,” a modified version of the “virtuous circle” that folds in the societal influence of social media on political participation. The University of Washington’s Center for Journalism, [...]

On Thursday, Nov. 13, the CJMD participated in the Journalism and Public Interest Communication (JPIC) Autumn Mixer, where journalism students had the opportunity to talk with faculty and professional journalists, and have a panel discussion [...]

Certain news outlets make their missions clear right from the masthead. “Democracy dies in darkness,” warns the Washington Post. “Without fear or favor,” declares the New York Times. The Wall Street Journal tells readers, “It’s [...]

Student journalists reveal chilling effects, legal dilemmas, and financial pressures while reporting on campus conflicts. The University of Washington’s Center for Journalism, Media, and Democracy (CJMD) held an event on Oct. 8th, bringing together [...]

You're Invited! Join us for a focused research symposium co-hosted by Korea University and the University of Washington’s Center for Journalism, Media, and Democracy (CJMD). This event provides a small, interactive forum for graduate students [...]

CJMD co-director Adrienne Russell contributed to Tactical Tech’s “The RePlaybook: A Field Guide to the Climate and Information Crisis.” Her essay, Dirty Tech, unpacks the contradictions between the public image and environmental record of Big [...]

Campus newsrooms are on the front lines of battles over free expression. Join us for a panel that brings together student journalists, legal experts and university faculty to discuss the legal rights, ethical responsibilities and practical realities [...]