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USC Center for Health Journalism

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We partner with newsrooms to help journalists investigate and illuminate health challenges by engaging communities in innovative ways to drive change. 🔗 https://centerforhealthjournalism.org/

It's been 22 years of reporting that galvanizes communities. Help us fund the next 22. Give $22 for 22 more years: bit.ly/SupportCHJ or text "CHJ" to 41444 #Journalism #22Years #SupportJournalism #NonprofitNews #BoyleHeightsBeat

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Packing turned up treasures: copies of ground-breaking stories that changed state and federal law on health equity, in hospitals, schools, workplaces, and justice systems. We also found early issues of Boyle Heights Beat, our youth-led community news project with @laopinionla.bsky.social.

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Our team is packing up our longtime home, the top floor of Kerckhoff Hall, a 100-plus-year-old Tudor Revival, and going “back to school.” This fall, we're moving to the School for Communication building on the @usc.edu Annenberg campus.

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Founded in 2004, the Center was initially known as The California Endowment Health Journalism Fellowships, after our founding funder, and we trained about 100 California journalists annually. Today we're a national program supporting thousands of journalists annually.

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This grant is made possible thanks to the generous support of The @commonwealthfund.org

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Andrea Richards, @indyweek.bsky.social and @theassemblync.bsky.social

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Over the next five months, the grantees will explore topics including obstacles to health care in rural communities, the difficulties of getting services for children with disabilities, threats facing safety-net hospitals, and more. Meet the grantees:

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This webinar is a joint presentation from the Center for Health Journalism and @narrativepower.bsky.social . The webinar is part of our occasional “Stories We Tell” series, made possible thanks to the generous support of @calendow.bsky.social. Thank you to everyone who joined us today!

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Hear more tips and watch the full webinar by visiting bit.ly/ImmigrationR... later today. Thank you, Rinku Sen, for sharing your insights and guidance on this important topic!

The Stories We Tell: The Politics of Stigma and the Language of Immigration Reportingbit.ly
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@narrativepower.bsky.social's Rinku Sen shares these valuable tips for journalists and writers covering immigration — from choosing language carefully to avoiding the repetition of misinformation. #ImmigrationReporting #ResponsibleReporting #LanguageMatters #MediaLiteracy

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"You don't have to repeat it, but neither do you have to treat both sides as though they are sharing the same kind of falsehood with the same kind of motivation and with the same kind of power as the government has."

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