Nebraska College of Journalism and Mass Communications

Survivors of sex trafficking often confront significant challenges as they reintegrate into society. In Nebraska, nonprofits like I've Got a Name and Voices of Hope play a crucial role in supporting this journey. In our investigative depth reporting class, Jodi Soptic and Annelise Foresman examined their impactful efforts under the guidance of Chris Graves and Linda White, shedding light on the issues affecting missing and murdered marginalized women. ?? Read the full story below. https://ow.ly/Vvq850SX7MI

??? Calling all Nebraska College of Journalism and Mass Communications students - Do you want to go tour some awesome mass media outlets over Fall Break? This professional development trip is a great chance to grow your network, meet almuni from the college, and see what it’s like to live and work in a larger city. Have questions? Stop by the Andersen Hall lobby today 10:00-12:30 for more information and a sweet treat! More details here ?? https://lnkd.in/dT5_6MRR

Spring 2025 Applications Are Now Open! Are you looking to gain real-world experience, explore your career interests and build meaningful industry connections? Apply to join Jacht Agency today! Applications close Sept. 30 at 11:59 p.m. Click the link below to start your journey. #JachtAgency #ApplyNow #UNL #COJMC https://lnkd.in/gV8Yc_Te

Many communities of color are hesitant to report crimes due to a lack of trust in law enforcement. Emma Bullerman interviewed LPD Police Chief Michon Morrow to explore how she and her team are working to bridge the gap with minority communities in Lincoln. Emma's piece was part of last spring's Investigative Depth Reporting class that focused on the critical issue of missing and murdered marginalized women. ?? Read the full story below. https://ow.ly/3Jvo50SX6Ok

"We carry our home with us wherever we go." - Johnny Carson (NU '49)

Welcome back, students!??We're looking forward to another impactful school year here at Andersen Hall!?

Explore this Investigative Depth Reporting article by students Jordyn Graff and Ruth Bailey on domestic violence and its disproportionate impact on women of color. The piece shares the heartbreaking story of Cecilia Perez, who tragically lost her life to domestic violence, as recounted by her friends and family. Produced for our Investigative Depth Reporting class, this story builds on last semester’s focus on missing and murdered marginalized women, under the guidance of Chris Graves and Linda White. ?? Read the full story below.

Happy World Photography Day! To celebrate, we wanted to share some incredible photos taken by our Global Eyewitness students. This class got the chance to travel to Vietnam last semester and produce multimedia projects. Look here to see all of their documentaries: https://lnkd.in/gbZcia3Z

Sherry Wounded Foot, a beloved indigenous woman from Pine Ridge, South Dakota, remembered for her compassion as a mother, sister, and friend, was tragically found unconscious in White Clay, Nebraska, in August 2016. Today, her community, alongside authorities, continues their relentless pursuit of answers. Marissa Lindemann and Olivia Reed illuminate this ongoing quest for justice in a compelling multimedia piece crafted during our Investigative Depth Reporting Class lead by Chris Graves and Linda White. ?? Watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/gMUrb4dn

Congratulations to the Class of 2024! ???? As you step into your professional roles, remember that you have the power to inform, influence and inspire.? We have full confidence in your abilities to lead and innovate in your chosen fields, and we look forward to following your careers and celebrating your future successes!?? More on our August 2024 graduates here: https://ow.ly/bU7u50T1gIf