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Reparative journalism is a community-centered Black storytelling model that remedies harms the media industry has caused. Learn more from our video series and discussion guide.

The stories we create can speak life into futures abundant with resistance, care, love and beauty.

Our powerful new video explores how storytelling can shift conditions to facilitate individual, communal and societal healing.

Free Press’ Media 2070 project believes the power of storytelling can hold space for our grief and help us remember the feeling of freedom in our bodies.

With philanthropic endeavors like Press Forward investing millions of dollars into efforts to “save” journalism, it’s worth asking what kinds of journalism deserve support.

A video from Free Press’ Reparative Journalism Project explores what journalists can learn from movements responding to centuries of violence, theft and oppression.

Cassie Owens reflects on her work to hold Philadelphia news outlets accountable, build power with community members and support journalists of color.

Each February, Media 2070 takes time to acknowledge and amplify our collective power. Simply put, Black narrative power is resistance, care, love, beauty and abundance.

Here’s what we’re feeling optimistic about as we work to build the foundation of a just media system and the true multiracial democracy this country needs.

For the past three years, the Media 2070 project has worked to create the media system that’s needed to realize Black liberation. Here’s a look back.