Allen Arthur

Oct 11, 2024 | sej.org | Allen Arthur |Angela Evans |Kristine Villaneuva

Research suggests that communities and journalists can be overcome with a sense of dread from too much doom-and-gloom reporting, the authors write. Photo: Tam Tran via Flickr Creative Commons (public domain). Feature: Better Communicating for the ClimateBy Allen Arthur, Angela K.

Sep 12, 2024 | hub.jhu.edu | Allen Arthur

As a kid, Levert Brookshire III remembers running away from his father's house. After his parents separated when he was 7, he split his time between them. But around 11 years old, he began sneaking off to see his mother, with whom he had a deep connection, to escape his father's rigidity. Now in his 50s, Brookshire still describes himself as a mama's boy. "It's always been that way," he laughs. His desire to make her proud endures.

Jul 9, 2024 | thewholestory.solutionsjournalism.org | Francine Huff |Michael Davis |Allen Arthur

Eight collegiate newsrooms from across the nation will report on youth mental health and receive training and support from the Solutions Journalism Networkby Francine Huff and Michael DavisThe pioneering work of Solutions Journalism Network’s Student Media Challenge will continue in academic year 2024–25 with eight new participants.

Mar 11, 2024 | csmonitor.com | Allen Arthur

Brenda Glass and Kevin talk at a large folding table in a mostly unadorned cafeteria. In her late 60s, Ms. Glass looks at him with a motherly mix of pride and concern. Kevin, despite being in his late 30s, seems like a kid on his best behavior – polite and reverent toward the woman he describes as a mother figure and angel, and toward the quiet community space that’s been his refuge.

Mar 11, 2024 | everand.com | Allen Arthur

Brenda Glass and Kevin talk at a large folding table in a mostly unadorned cafeteria. In her late 60s, Ms. Glass looks at him with a motherly mix of pride and concern. Kevin, despite being in his late 30s, seems like a kid on his best behavior – polite and reverent toward the woman he describes as a mother figure and angel, and toward the quiet community space that’s been his refuge.