During a time of deep divisions, we five journalists traveled across the country to explore the issues that divide and stories that unite us @WGBH @GroundTruth
We’re producing a short documentary about @XTheDivide! This film, a co-production of @GroundTruth & @wgbh, will capture our 3 month, cross-country journey as we explored issues that divide us and stories that unite us. You can watch the trailer here: https://t.co/7R20ulhZSS
Last year, five journalists set out to listen to and amplify the voices of Americans who feel they have been forgotten. #XTheDivide is now streaming on @worldchannel: https://t.co/Tk36SYuipK
At a time when Americans seem at odds, five journalists explored issues that divide us �� and stories that unite us. The #XTheDivide documentary premieres tonight on @WorldChannel. https://t.co/GgxOvnValE
New reporting from our series looking at how communities are trying to solve the problem of youth unemployment & closing the skills gap. Supported by @soljourno.
In Massachusetts, betting on bringing back manufacturing.
https://t.co/ll4ZKRQ1k6
In one San Francisco neighborhood that once boomed with black-owned venues and hotels, and hosted musical greats like Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, a struggle to survive is underway. See our Crossing the Divide California reporting: https://t.co/X9XjUXgOsk
The list includes the process of fact-checking, how hard journalists work to get the story right, and how serious they are with errors.
https://t.co/6B4c8XVrHb
New @XTheDivide reporting is now up! The team looked at how Montana is moving forward after more than a million acres burned this summer. https://t.co/banmKNvvP3
Tribes have used controlled burns as a force of regeneration to shape the American landscape for thousands of years. @BrittGreeson follows one tribe in her #Montana photo essay: https://t.co/gETbiPyzEy