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Narrative Justice Project

Empowering People of Color’s Voices Through the Narrative Justice Project

Wednesday October 4, 2023

The National Justice Project is a public interest campaign focused on challenging stereotypes and biases in popular media representations. This community-based initiative trains people of color to tell stories about marginalized people that counter mainstream, stereotypical stories.

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Rachel Grant Discusses the Narrative Justice Project

Thursday March 31, 2022

Journalism Assistant Professor Rachel Grant is Research Director for the Narrative Justice Project, a tactical response to popular media conversations around stereotypes and conversations around racism. We interviewed Dr. Grant on Nov. 3, 2021 about the project and findings from the research so far.

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Helping Communities of Color Tell Their Own Stories

Monday January 31, 2022

The Narrative Justice Project is focused on changing the narratives from mainstream media and re-center on the actual issues that affect Black and Brown people in their daily lives.

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Video: Rachel Grant Discusses the Narrative Justice Project

Monday November 15, 2021

Journalism Assistant Professor Rachel Grant is Research Director for the Narrative Justice Project, a tactical response to popular media conversations around stereotypes and conversations around racism. We interviewed Dr. Grant on Nov. 3, 2021 about the project and findings from the research so far.

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Dr. Rachel Grant: Narrative Justice Project and Media Coverage of Communities of Color

Friday August 14, 2020

In this video interview, Dr. Rachel Grant discusses the new Narrative Justice Project and media’s coverage of racial injustice and its role in driving social change.

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