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For Class of 2024 Fellow and Baltimore Banner Managing Editor Emma Patti Harris, big news stories seem to follow in the wake of her quarterly Media Transformation Challenge sessions…

The Media Transformation Challenge Class of 2024 wrapped week two of its year-long fellowship at the Poynter Institute in St. Petersburg, Florida, last week…

2024 Media Transformation Challenge Fellow and Baltimore Banner Managing Editor Emma Patti Harris, began her MTC Journey in January with the challenge of transforming her fledgling, city-centric startup to a more performance-oriented newsroom serving all of Maryland…

These 25 executives just began a yearlong program recognized for its unique tools, coaching support and interconnected alumni network…

From his early days at the Radio Television Digital News Association and the National Association of Black Journalists, to his 11-year tenure at the helm of the world’s largest membership organization of digital journalists, Washington has been proactively recasting and re-writing previously segregated roles and narratives to be more diverse and inclusive…

Real transformation – the kind of shift that inextricably alters the very DNA of a person, organization or culture – takes years. This is a lesson hard-fought and well-learned by the Associated Press’ Global Business Editor, Noreen Gillespie.

Alberto goes deep into how personal and professional experiences informed the launch of Palabra, an innovative media platform designed to represent and advocate for NAHJ journalists and the communities they cover, and how his MTC fellowship helped catalyze its success.

Neal Carruth’s Media Transformation Challenge Journey Listen to this Friends & Neighbors episode, sponsored by MTC at Poynter By Benjamin Wagner July 3, 2022 Benjamin Wagner participated in the Media Transformation Challenge at Poynter (formerly operated as the original Punch Sulzberger Program at Columbia) in 2014 when he was senior vice president of MTV News. From