These long-form reports are part of our total system of reporting, another important niche in which is filled by our one-page “cards” that communicate in bite-sized chunks. (An important “explainability” method in data science originally inspired by documentation methods in medical and nutrition research, “cards” give essential information, examples, and evidence summaries. (See our Methods card M-1 on “cards.”)
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Area of Focus Reports
Area of Focus reports identify publication and database sources for journalistic materials for different nations and regions, alternative/indie sources, and news sources related to various racial, ethnic, and gender groups. They also discuss sociopolitical and other contexts of journalism within an area, as well a challenges for accessing a representative sample of materials.
Scoping Reports
Scoping Reports explore relevant contexts for the WE1S project by reviewing research on journalism and media impact as well as concepts such as the “edition,” “canon,” and “corpus linguistics” providing analogies for creating a “representative” corpus of journalistic materials.
Research Blog
Research Blog Posts explore in long-form writing a variety of the sociocultural, theoretical, methodological, technical, and curricular implications of our work. These posts are contributed by our researchers at all levels—including faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates.
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