During the first few weeks of this past school year, Schneider says, they flipped the switch toward being “social-media first” — publishing some full stories directly to the platforms

Keywords: News

As the Bark’s social media manager, Bishop oversaw the transition, which she saw as a kind of power move: Social media wasn’t just where all the Bark’s students got their news, it’s where kids have the most natural authority. “It gives us a space to have a leg up from adults,” she says. “It really lets them sit down and listen and absorb what we have to say, because we are the quote-unquote professionals.”

https://dnyuz.com/2026/07/22/a-teen-reporter-searched-for-his-community-in-the-epstein-files-adults-freaked-out

I discovered that there was already a thriving international effort to get broadcast students working together and it had done so for a number of years

Keywords: COIL, international collaboration, journalism, racism, television, television journalism

Global News Relay was an annual event; where a topic was chosen, and video conferencing employed to create broadcasts. Now I’ve become a member.

https://tvkath.wordpress.com/2021/02/06/global-opportunities-crossing-the-world-while-staying-at-home