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How To Do Constructive Journalism

Dive into our compiled best examples of constructive journalism from all over the world or contribute your own work.
Featured Examples

Below you can browse and search for constructive journalism and discover contributions that represent each pillar.
Pillar 1: Solutions
How to: The BBC Devotes Entire Segment for Possible Solutions to Corona

The BBC has gathered a number of stories that show how people are helping each other and finding solutions in response to the coronavirus.
Pillar 2: Nuances
How to: Embrace Nuance In Political Coverage

“We wanted to show that reality is often not black and white, it can be grey and must have nuances in order to be real.”
Pillar 3: Conversation
How to: Host A Debate Show With Consensus As A Driver

How To Host A Civil And Curious Political Debate Show

Constructive Journalism at TV2

Jacob Kwon, Director of News at national tv broadcaster TV2 explains how they introduced Constructive Journalism into their national news cast.

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Denmark
How To Build a Constructive Newsroom

How to build a constructive newsroom? In 2019 TV2 Fyn decided to develop the world’s first constructive newsroom. The regional tv station has the goal of changing the news culture across their different departments by 2020.
Denmark
How To Close the Gap Between Scientists and Journalists on Climate Change

We wanted to facilitate a discussion between scientists and journalists in order to see what we can learn from each other, and how to do better when reporting on the climate changes.
Denmark
How To Develop Digital News Media With a Constructive News Culture

The media startup Zetland embodies a constructive journalism culture which is present in all aspects of the business.

Denmark
How To Embrace Nuance in Political Coverage

The respected Danish Daily newspaper Berlingske wanted to approach the 2019 Danish election with a different tactic.
Denmark
How To Make a Local Newspaper Relevant To Its Community

The constructive approach made an impact on the bottom line as well, subscriptions to the digital newspaper also rose and continue to rise.
Denmark
How To Not Be a Useful Idiot when Covering Terrorism

Hans Davidsen-Nielsen reflects upon how the media ends up in a difficult dilemma, as they cover terrorist attacks while trying to not become a tool for a marginal group of people who usually have nothing but destruction to offer.
Denmark
How To Not Stigmatize when Doing Journalism on Minorities

Former fellow at Constructive Institute and Journalist at Danish Newspaper Berlingske Mathilde Graversen investigates how to do journalism on ethnic minorities without stigmatization.
Denmark
How To Use Talk Radio for Constructive Journalism?

The shows’ continual flow makes it a natural platform for “constructive” news stories by first defining a problem and then bringing in different perspectives on solutions from listeners.
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