journalism
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Go Back to Where You Came From
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In an open letter to American Catholic Bishops last week, Pope Francis addressed Donald Trump’s policy of “mass deportations” and urged…
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A Letter from Ukraine
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In addition to a (rather splendid) trophy, the winning production teams in the four categories of our Sandford St Martin…
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Ethics of Journalism
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When journalists talk about a code of ethics, they are generally referring to a commitment to honesty, balance and fairness…
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Keeping the Faith
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Religion still deserves its place on the airwaves, says ‘Sunday’ host Edward Stourton For more than fifty years, BBC Radio…
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Women, work, education and religion in Afghanistan
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Living in the UK, it’s not uncommon for people to consider religion a primarily private concern: a set of ornamental…
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Back to Burnley “It‘s not just prayer we need to tackle poverty.”
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A couple of weeks ago the results of the latest UK census revealed that the number of people who say they have no…
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What it’s like to study Journalism when the world is on fire
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Every year the Sandford St Martin Awards receive something in the region of 200 entries. Reviewing, carefully considering and, ultimately, identifying…
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Researching religion under lockdown
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Connie Dimsdale, who is studying for an MA in Journalism, reflects on her experience researching how religious communities have engaged…
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Why good journalists need religion
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At times marked by political or social shock and upheaval the need for good journalism is particularly acute. Good journalists understand that…