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Deep Listening in journalism means going beyond simply hearing words or extracting quotes. It’s about being fully present, setting aside your own agenda (temporarily), and listening with genuine curiosity and empathy. Unlike the traditional, often transactional approach — where journalists listen just long enough to get the information they need — Deep Listening acknowledges the speaker’s humanity, creating the psychological safety for them to share more openly and authentica

Speaking at Tsinghua, YLE Asia reporter Mika Hentunen shared his insights on how to overcome difficulties working as a foreign correspondent

Establishing trust with sources is fundamental to effective journalism, particularly in politically charged environments, guest speakers say

Former CNBC reporter and communications consultant Grace Shao offered tips for aspiring journalists learned through her own experiences.

media ethicist Kelly McBride: “Reporters have an extra ethical obligation when working with people who don’t routinely give interviews."

Trans people are in the crosshairs of political leaders and policy makers in 2024. This article contains 5 tips for covering LGBTQ+ issues.

By KOSSI BALAO International Journalists' Network Haitian reporter Jean Samuel Mentor didn’t always want a career in journalism....