Freelance journalist Lydia Wilkins says autism strengths include attention to detail
Getting a staff job proved challenging for Lydia Wilkins but she has thrived as a freelance.
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Times Radio’s Darryl Morris: ADHD is ‘perfect for journalism’
Presenter found his niche when school radio station was set up.
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ADHD and autism in media: How to help neurodivergent colleagues thrive
Autistic and ADHD brains can be perfect for careers in media if people are given the right support.
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‘Diversity still not a priority in practice’ in news industry, survey finds
Management and junior staff have differing views on the barriers to diverse newsrooms.
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AI and alibis: How BBC kept Queer Egypt sources safe
Reporter and director tell Press Gazette about the making of the “brave” BBC World Service documentary.
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‘Internal memos of the upper class’: Gary Younge says journalism is out of touch
Former Guardian journalist says “sometimes ‘dog bites man’ really is the story. The trouble is journalists keep missing it.”
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Centre for Journalism being sacrificed to fill University of Kent funding gap
Inside the financial pressures endangering the University of Kent’s Centre for Journalism, and broader issues facing training and diversity.
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AOP CRUNCH: Fostering inclusive working environments to sustain, retain and grow
Richard Reeves, managing director at AOP, on how to build a more diverse and inclusive digital media sector.
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