As part of our ongoing series examining how to measure and evaluate impact in public interest news, CPIJ met with Annette John-Hall, former columnist and reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
In Part Three: John-Hall discusses holding decision-makers accountable through public interest journalism, and writing about police stop-and-frisk procedures in particular. Previously:
Part One: On how you know you’re when having impact
Part Two: Writing for impact demands an informed opinion
Come back soon for more excerpts from this interview.
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