
We're a journalists' colleague network that relentlessly pursues accuracy and impartiality on sex and gender
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Media bias isn't always about what's reported. Sometimes it's about what's left out
Which voices are heard - and which are not. Which questions are asked, and which go unasked. Which stories receive relentless scrutiny, and which quietly d...
Trust in British journalism is declining. Now the Government is proposing to give “trusted” news organisations greater prominence on platforms such as YouTube and Instagram - a move some fear could give it too much influence over the news w...
SEEN in Journalism began the week with a letter to Amnesty International UK - demanding a correction and public apology relating to its now-withdrawn report, “A Growing Threat: The Anti-Rights Movement in the UK.”
We were listed as an “ant...
The Government’s new Media Green Paper, Watch This Space, asks how people can find accurate, reliable news in an online environment shaped by platforms, algorithms, artificial intelligence and rapidly circulating misinformation.
For the pu...
After more than two years leading Seen in Journalism, our brilliant founder, Cath Leng, has decided it's time to step back.
I’m delighted to be taking over as Director of Seen in Journalism. Some of you may already know me from my recent j...
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