Out of the newsrooms, into the schools Journalism needs stronger roots in society
By Klaus Ott | Given the economic struggles of traditional media, the growing influence of digital platforms, and, in some cases, declining public trust, journalism must become more transparent and open to dialogue. Journalists themselves need to become more visible within society – and this begins in schools. Personal interaction fosters trust. Classroom workshops, educational initiatives, and direct encounters with journalists can strengthen media literacy and deepen understanding of democratic processes.