Solutions Journalism

    Solutions and evidence

    By Jenny Roberts 1751 Views
    What is a solution? A solution is a systemic response to a problem in society. A solution can succeed or …

    Reflections on Jean Friedman-Rudovsky’s visit

    By Jenny Roberts 1510 Views
    On Tuesday, Jean Friedman-Rudovsky came to speak with our class. She is the project editor for The Reentry Project, a …

    What I learned from Jean Friedman-Rudovsky

    By Austin Ampeloquio 1220 Views
    I would say the main thing I learned after Jean Friedman-Rudovsky’s presentation was what solutions journalism is not. Jean referred …

    Comparing news and solutions reporting

    By Emily Scott 1252 Views
    Solutions: http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/04/29/403034819/why-not-start-addiction-treatment-right-in-the-er News: http://triblive.com/news/projects/ourstories/11885404-74/casey-michelle-mom In an article that appeared on the NPR site titled “Why Not Start Addiction Treatment Right In The …

    Comparing news reporting with solutions reporting

    By Grace Shallow 1404 Views
    This drug can break opioid addiction. Why aren’t we using it? This story by Mother Jones talked about the positive …

    Stories of tragedy or hope: comparing traditional addictions coverage with solutions reporting

    By Michaela Winberg 1220 Views
    On Dec. 22, 2016, philly.com published a story headlined Main Line woman, 62, heroin addict, and not unique. It told …
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    ABOUT THIS CLASS

    In this special topics course, a group of students from Temple University’s Department of Journalism in the Klein College of Media and Communication spends a full semester reporting on addiction solutions. Click here to see the syllabus for the Spring 2018 semester, and here to see the syllabus for 2017.

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