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“Lives lost but not forgotten Heather, Jay, Berke’

By Pem McNerney on August 16, 2017

What a horrific few days it has been. My heart breaks for Charlottesville; the young woman who died while protesting the neo-Nazis, the KKK, and other white supremacists who came to her hometown to protect a hunk of metal that the duly elected city council had voted to remove; and also for the two state […]

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Developing Trust in an Age of News Disruption

By Pem McNerney on August 13, 2017

I’ve spent some time recently thinking about the role journalism plays in the world these days, and how we got here. As someone who’s been a journalist, on and off, for more than two decades I worry about how journalism has evolved and devolved during that time as we struggle to make sense of new […]

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