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Newsroom CPR

Covering Populism Right

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Journalists worldwide are facing increasing challenges from populists who label the media “enemies”. To cover populism better, newsrooms must adapt

This is why we came up with Newsroom CPR (Covering Populism Right): a research-based, hands-on, practical guide for reporters, producers and editors covering populist authoritarianism worldwide. Download your full guide here:

Contact us to book training sessions for newsrooms, journalist unions and associations

Dr Ayala Panievsky

Lecturer in Journalism & Politics

City University of London

Michael Hauser-Tov

Political Correspondent

Haaretz

We would like to thank our distinguished advisory board, including the best minds in media and populism:

Prof Kalyani Chadha (Northwestern University)

Prof Cherian George (Hong Kong Baptist University)

Noa Landau (Haaretz)

Prof Jane Martinson (City University)

Prof Jay Rosen (NYU)

Alan Rusbridger (The Guardian, Prospect)

Prof Sander van der Linden (University of Cambridge)

Margaret Sullivan (Columbia University)

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Newsroom CPR is based on a decade of empirical research from various countries. To dive deeper into the populist war against journalism, consider reading "The New Censorship: How the War on the Media is Taking Us Down"

'Essential' - Alan Rusbridger, Prospect
'Riveting' - Arash Azizi, The Atlantic
'Profound, compelling, and fascinating' - Emily Maitlis, The News Agents
'A must-read' - Jane Martinson, The Guardian

'Important, necessary, masterful' - Prof Silvio Waisbord, GW University
‘Brilliant’ - Aluf Benn, Haaretz
‘Never more needed than now’ - Prof Ella McPherson, Cambridge University

We now offer curated, focused training sessions for journalists, newsrooms, associations and unions, in person or online. Reach out to find out more:

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