Sarah Alvarez

Sarah Alvarez is the David Steele Chair of Journalism Innovation at Temple University. She is the founder and former editor-in-chief of Outlier Media. She thinks journalism should be a public service, responsive to the needs of all people.

News Fix #57: I'll blow your house down

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News fix #56 big ideas in small packages

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News Fix #55: From humans in the loop to humans are the loop

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News Fix #54: Why civic media?

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News Fix #53: keeping track of the stakes

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News Fix #52: Reporting without a net

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A framework taken for granted

The Voting Rights Act made local government more accountable to more local people. It made it more possible that ordinary people, acting on reported and verified information, could hold officials accountable. Without it, news will need new strategies for creating impact.

News Fix #51: Maybe you could just quit?

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News Fix # 50: Faith in the common good isn't enough to get us there.

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News Fix # 49: short versus long

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