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Rommel H. Ojeda, Documented’s Senior Community Correspondent, right, shares a printed guide with an attendee. Photo: April Xu
March 17, 2026
Citizen and community news

Building trust begins by listening — But it only grows when newsrooms give back

Closing the loop with the communities we serve reminds people that their voices matter—and that through collaboration, real progress and change actually happen.

Security training facilitator Rosem Morton leads a first aid scenario during a Sept. 2022 HEFAT offered by IWMF in Los Angeles whose participants were primarily women and nonbinary journalists of color. Photo: Tara Pixley
December 6, 2022
Citizen and community news

Resourcing the most marginalized journalists

Why we need identity-aware safety and security training.

Mari Galicer leads a session on digital safety and security during a HEFAT [Hostile Environment & First Aid Training] offered by IWMF [Intl. Women’s Media Foundation] in Los Angeles Sept. 13-16, 2022. Photo: Tara Pixley
October 25, 2022
Citizen and community news

Securing our safety online

What journalists need to know about digital security.

Innovation in Focus

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