It’s been joined by, among others,Spark News,Perspective Daily, Inkline, South Africa: The Good News, Reporters d’Espoirs, Yes! and Noticias Positivas.
The first publication dedicated to constructive journalism was Positive News. Among online media, the Huffington Post led the way inspired by its founder Arianna Huffington and was followed by outlets such asUpworthy,ATTN,de Correspondent and Spiegel Online. Many other US and European media such as the Seattle Times, Boston Globe, TV2 and DR News in Denmark, SVT in Sweden and Tages-Anzeiger in Switzerland, do so too. Who’s doing it?Ī growing number of major news organisations across the world practise constructive journalism, including the BBC, Guardian, New York Times and Economist. It’s rigorous reporting about responses to social problems showing what people are doing to tackle important issues. Constructive journalism isn’t about ignoring negative news or covering fluffy, feel-good stories. Rather than merely investigating what’s going wrong in the world, they explore what’s going right – and why. THE EXPRESS GUIDE TO CONSTRUCTIVE JOURNALISM by Giselle Green, head of Constructive Voices What is constructive journalism?Ĭonstructive journalism is a solutions-focused approach to news in which reporters don’t just concentrate on problems but also examine solutions. NCVO: NCVO Guide to Constructive Journalism
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