юааweюаб юааneedюаб юааmoreюаб юааveteransюаб юааin Americaюабтащюааsюаб юааnewsroomsюаб Nieman Foun Despite more than 18 years of war, america’s newsrooms have been shockingly negligent in hiring reporters who know these conflicts and their impacts best—our veterans. only 1.1 percent of media workers in the u.s. are post 9 11 military veterans while about 7 percent of americans have served in the military, according to u.s. census bureau. We need more veterans in america’s newsrooms. western union’s chief compliance officer, jacqueline molnar, spent 4 days in the backcountry moab.
Here S Why Military Veterans Need To Join America S Newsrooms According to baddorf, newsrooms and the public will benefit from more veterans in media jobs because they have a firm grasp on international affairs, military conflict and veterans affairs. 19. zack baddorf. 2mo. i’m honored to serve as a trusted advisor for the amazing organization psycharmor on behalf of military veterans in journalism ! thanks for all that you and your team do. Today, military veterans in journalism (mvj) is announcing $250,000 in new support from the john s. and james l. knight foundation to advance our work to place more vets in newsrooms. mvj is a. “we at military veterans in journalism are proud to work with mcclatchy on our efforts to get more vets into local newsrooms nationwide,” said zack baddorf, mvj’s executive director. “this collaboration will provide a great opportunity for veterans to jumpstart their journalism careers while connecting with their communities.
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