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Our patented Fault Lines program offers a series of virtual or in-person sessions for newsrooms of all sizes to analyze the question: How can you be a dismantler of systemic racism and othering in your organization?
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Apr 5, 2011 · The Fault Lines concept, developed by the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, helps reporters understand and cover a diverse spectrum of people. The curriculum committee this last fall began using the concept as a required component in all core reporting and writing classes.
Maynard teaches journalists to look more deeply and effectively into society through a framework called “faultlines.” Her father, Robert C. Maynard, developed the philosophy when thinking about the frequent earthquakes in the state where he became the first African American editor of a major metropolitan daily, the Oakland Tribune.
Fault Lines Program. According to the Maynard Institute website, "The Fault Lines Program is a series of in-person and virtual diversity training sessions for newsrooms.
Dec 1, 2000 · He saw the primary "fault lines" as race, gender, class, generation and geography. Maynard argued that they were the most enduring forces shaping our social tensions and that understanding them held the greatest potential for reconciling them.
