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Constructive Journalism
In theory
Constructive journalism explicitly focuses on the well-being of society and the interests of people. Find out more about the three elements of constructive journalism: diverse perspectives, a focus on solutions, and constructive dialogue.
Our publications
Together with the media industry, we are looking for ways in which journalism must change in order to remain relevant in the future. In our publications, we share knowledge, tools and tips for day-to-day work.
Tips from the industry
Many newsrooms and media companies are already developing new formats and approaches, and making their reporting more solution-oriented and inclusive of a wider range of perspectives. This is where media professionals share their experiences.
Good practices
To understand the full range of what constructive journalism can be, it helps to look at practical examples. Remember: Nobody's perfect. These examples are not meant to define what is constructive. Rather, they are intended to illustrate the details that can make a difference.
The Bonn Institute provides a constructive, feasible response to some of the big challenges facing the sector: the shift of attention to social platforms, political polarization, news fatigue, and the decline in trust.
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