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Journalists... Newsletter for 2026-10-07 ( 13 items )  
Academics and Academics U. of Chile Pose Eight Challenges to Look at the Housing Crisis Beyond the Housing Deficit (10)
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 6 -- The University of Chile issued the following news: * * * Academics and academics U. of Chile pose eight challenges to look at the housing crisis beyond the housing deficit Within the framework of World Habitat Day, which this year is commemorated on October 5, academics and academics of the Housing Institute (INVI) of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the U. of Chile address eight fundamental dimensions to understand the current ways of living, from environmental quality and densification to care, partici more PR

Accuracy in Media: UCO Employee Caught on Hidden Camera: 'Technically My Whole Job Is Illegal' (10)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 -- Accuracy in Media issued the following news: * * * UCO Employee Caught on Hidden Camera: "Technically My Whole Job Is Illegal" October 5, 2026 Oklahoma lawmakers moved to restrict the use of taxpayer resources for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at the state's public colleges and universities. But an Accuracy in Media undercover investigation raises questions about how those restrictions are being implemented at the University of Central Oklahoma. In May 2025, Gov. Kevin Stitt approved Senate Bill 796, which more PR

Delta Air Lines Foundation commits $1 million grant to Agnes Scott College (10)
DECATUR, Georgia, Oct. 7 -- Agnes Scott College posted the following news release: * * * The Delta Air Lines Foundation commits $1 million grant to Agnes Scott College * The grant will support the college's Summit program of universal experiences, including a global learning experience for every undergraduate student in their first year. DECATUR, Ga. -- In a surprise announcement Tuesday, Oct. 6, during Agnes Scott College's seventh annual Women's Global Leadership Conference, Gail Grimmett, president and CEO of the Delta Flight Museum, aw more PR

European Parliament: Last-minute Press Briefing at 16.30 (10)
BRUSSELS, Belgium, Oct. 6 -- The European Parliament posted the following news release: * * * EP TODAY Monday 5 October 2026 Last-minute press briefing at 16.30 The Parliament's Spokesperson and the Press Service will hold a press briefing on this week's plenary session at 16.30. You can follow the last-minute briefing live. Journalists wishing to take part and ask questions should please connect via Interactio. Humanitarian situation in Ukraine With Ukraine heading towards what is expected to be another harsh winter of continued Russi more PR

Greenpeace Australia Pacific: A 'Victory' for Communities as High Court Rules Climate Impacts From Coal and Gas Must Be Considered Even Where Fossil Fuels are Exported (10)
SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. 7 -- Greenpeace Australia Pacific issued the following news: * * * A 'victory' for communities as High Court rules climate impacts from coal and gas must be considered even where fossil fuels are exported Kate O'Callaghan SYDNEY, Wednesday 7 October 2026 -- In response to the landmark High Court ruling that climate impacts of fossil fuel projects must be considered by NSW planning authorities, the following lines can be attributed to Joe Rafalowicz, Head of Climate and Energy at Greenpeace Australia Pacific "The Hig more PR

Pulitzer Reporting Inspires Oregon Students Creating Community Based Photojournalism Projects (10)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 -- Pulitzer Center, an organization that says it combines journalism and engagement, posted the following news: * * * October 5, 2026 Pulitzer Reporting Inspires Oregon Students Creating Community Based Photojournalism Projects Author: Charles Sanderson, Lesson Builder User Charles Sanderson, a creative writing and vocal justice teacher at Woodburn High School in Woodburn, Oregon, created the lesson plan, A Different Lens: Reclaiming Our Stories With Counter Narrative Photojournalism, as a part of the spring 2025 Teacher more PR

University of Chile: 'There is a Lot of Taboo in Relation to Old Age, Because Although They are Participating, They are Still Invisible' (10)
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 6 -- The University of Chile issued the following news: * * * "There is a lot of taboo in relation to old age, because although they are participating, they are still invisible" In the midst of a growing population aging in the country - and about the month of the elderly - the academic of the Department of Anthropology of the Faculty of Social Sciences emphasizes the concern for the precarious work of many of them and they who remain active for various reasons, including economic and functional. They actively participa more PR

University of Chile: Graduated From the Irene Padilla School of Journalism, She Fictionalizes the Life of Irene Morales in Her Third Novel (10)
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 6 -- The University of Chile issued the following news: * * * Graduated from the Irene Padilla School of Journalism, she fictionalizes the life of Irene Morales in her third novel The journalist and writer published La costaura de calle Lamar (Planeta), a story that is about a woman from the city of Antofagasta who arrived at the front lines in the Pacific War as Sergeant 2nd. In this conversation, the Alumni U. of Chile talks about journalism, writing method and the connection it reached with the character in this new  more PR

University of Chile: Nature Group Release Warns of Threats to Coastal Communities and Ocean Advocates (10)
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 6 -- The University of Chile issued the following news: * * * Nature Group Release Warns of Threats to Coastal Communities and Ocean Advocates Coastal communities around the world face environmental and human rights threats stemming from the expansion of the ocean economy, as do those who mobilize to defend the marine environment, their territories and rights. In the face of this reality, a recent scientific article warns of the need to protect coastal communities and those who defend the ocean. The work has more than 1 more PR

University of Richmond to Host Chuck Todd for Conversation About the 2026 Midterm Elections (10)
RICHMOND, Virginia, Oct. 7 -- The University of Richmond issued the following news release: * * * University of Richmond to Host Chuck Todd for Conversation About the 2026 Midterm Elections * UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND -- Well-known journalist and political analyst Chuck Todd will visit the University of Richmond on Thursday, Oct. 8, for a conversation about the 2026 midterm elections and the national political landscape. The nonpartisan conversation will be filmed live for an upcoming episode of public radio's Full Disclosure, hosted by Roben more PR

University of Windsor: Beyond the Classroom - The Many Pursuits of Karl Jirgens (10)
WINDSOR, Ontario, Oct. 6 -- University of Windsor issued the following news: * * * Beyond the classroom: The many pursuits of Karl Jirgens By Victor Romao Long before Karl Jirgens earned a PhD, founded an international literary journal or stepped into a university classroom, a high school teacher helped him see writing in a different light. "Writing is just another medium with its own peculiarities," he says, recalling a lesson from high school teacher Alan Bevan that would help shape a career spanning literature, publishing, visual art an more PR

Virginia Tech Humanities Week Explores the Responsibilities of Being American (10)
BLACKSBURG, Virginia, Oct. 7 -- Virginia Tech issued the following news: * * * Virginia Tech Humanities Week explores the responsibilities of being American By Emily Meade 6 Oct 2026 What responsibilities do we hold as Americans? That is the key question and theme of this year's Humanities Week. Featuring award-winning authors, discussions on AI sovereignty, a screening of "Hamilton," contemporary dance performances, and more, Humanities Week 2026 is set for Oct. 19-23. Scott Simon, American journalist, author, and longtime host of NPR more PR

Writers at Risk in the Age of AI and Global Disorder: Highlights From PEN International's 92nd Congress (10)
LONDON, England, Oct. 6 -- PEN International issued the following news: * * * Writers at Risk in the Age of AI and Global Disorder: Highlights from PEN International's 92nd Congress "We must address the risks coming with the development of artificial intelligence, now, before this is fully and irreversibly determined by commercial interests or political power. The question is not whether AI will become part of our future. It already is. The question is what place we will give it in the future of literature, and what place we will leave for t more PR