Deep South Today’s newsrooms host members-only discussion on press freedom ...Middle East

Mississippi Today Editor-in-Chief Adam Ganucheau and Verite News Editor-in-Chief Terry Baquet were joined by national press freedom experts Emily Wilkins, President of the National Press Club, and William McCarren, Director of the Press Freedom Center. Together, they discussed the critical role local newsrooms play in holding power accountable, how journalists can prepare for ongoing threats to press freedom, and how the public can support these efforts The post Deep South Today’s newsrooms host members-only discussion on press freedom appeared first on Mississippi Today.

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