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College students’ perspectives on politics, bipartisanship
May 4, 2018
As the November midterm elections draw closer and political divisions continue to guide Americans’ conversations and news feeds, there is both a desire for bipartisanship and a sense of political ...
In the era of mass media consumption, media literacy education is vital
May 4, 2018
In the era of mass media consumption, media literacy education is vital
Writer resumes column, offers it free to NNA members
May 4, 2018
When Carrie Classon returned to the U.S. after living for four years in Africa, she was middle-aged, unemployed, divorced, with no idea what to do next. The only thing she really wanted to do was write.
7 college students participate in the 2018 NNAF News Fellows program
May 4, 2018
Seven college students came to Washington in mid-March to participate in the National Newspaper Association Foundation’s News Fellows Program. This is the sixth year the foundation has offered this ...
National Newspaper Association Foundation Trustees (2017-2018)
Read on to see the list of National Newspaper Association Foundation Trustees elected October 2017.... [CLICK HERE]
NNAF wants YOU!
Dec 11, 2017
The National Newspaper Association Foundation wants you! It is that charitable-giving time of year and the National Newspaper Association Foundation is asking members to please consider making a fully ...
Partisan politics ‘seep’ into top court
Jun 12, 2017
The fight in the Senate and between the executive branch on justice nominations shines a light onto an increasingly divisive and partisan nomination process.
Independent courts could face threat from president
Jun 12, 2017
Assalamu Alaikum; peace be upon you. The phrase, a sacred mantra at the core of the Islamic faith, is exchanged daily between guests entering mosques for prayer. To Muhammad Akbar of Chicago’s Council ...
Balance of power might be tipping toward the courts
May 3, 2017
It might seem as though the Supreme Court is a board of mighty beings that don’t really have an effect on us individually, but the decisions the court makes influence the whole country. The job of ...
