A young, Black reporter takes on an untraditional beat at the Star Tribune. After two years on the job, she dropped her goals as a… Read More
Zoe Jackson Digs into Race
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Tech Bridges Journalists, Communities
A challenging road ahead: Twin Cities reporters see technology tools as key to reaching marginalized voices. Georgia Fort has seen the pain of Black and… Read More
HoangLong Amplifies Silenced Voices
Empathetic reporter who dedicates herself to telling untold stories of diverse communities in her journey to Sahan Journal. by Hannah Vang and Majida Mohamed During… Read More
Still Believing in Storytelling
After more than 40 years in the news business, Rubén Rosario believes journalism is maybe more important than ever. In 1981, Rubén Rosario had a conversation… Read More
Reporter’s Approach Opens Doors
National award-winning journalist Libor Jany uses empathy, compassion, casual style to get the stories communities need. by Aliyah Baker and Julie Perez Libor Jany’s reporting… Read More
Two Alums Earn Prestigious Spots
Two ThreeSixty Journalism program alums, including 2022 ThreeSixty Scholar Gwynnevere Vang, are inaugural members of The New York Times Corps. Vang is joined on the Times Corps… Read More
Sylvia Fowles: Legend On and Off Court
In her final season, the future WNBA hall of famer has more than her defense to offer. Franchise players are hard to come by. Lynx… Read More
My First Byline: ThreeSixty Students Published in Star Tribune, Pioneer Press
ThreeSixty’s News Reporter Academy reporters saw their first professional bylines in the Pioneer Press on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022 and in the Sept. 10, 2022… Read More
Foundation Moves Beyond Soccer
Tony Sanneh’s lifelong journey to empower youth, enrich communities When soccer star-turned-CEO Tony Sanneh was asked, “Who are you?” he responded with an emphasis on… Read More
Reviving Culture at Leech Lake
The Family Spirit Program connects people on the reservation with forgotten culture. Michael Smith Jr. knows the importance of a name. Many people are given… Read More
