New Mexico In Depth (https://nmindepth.com/category/journalism/page/3/)
New Mexico In Depth explores what journalism is and what it should be. Here are recent posts that do just that.
New Mexico In Depth’s recent coverage of the fallout from the state freezing Medicaid payments to behavioral health providers “may be instructive for newsrooms with similarly small staffs and limited resources,” a journalism publication says.
New Mexico In Depth’s deputy director appeared on the KRWG-TV’s program Newsmakers this weekend to talk about government transparency, the Medicaid freeze and NMID. Click on the headline to watch.
COMMENTARY: Today officially launches a journalistic project documenting the lives of the women in an immigrant family I’ve spent months getting to know. I hope you’re challenged and enriched by the experience like I have been.
New Mexico In Depth Deputy Director Heath Haussamen spoke this morning with host Randy Harris on the program Let’s talk, Las Cruces about the behavioral health audit and the effects of the state’s freezing Medicaid payments to providers. Click on the headline to listen.
New Mexico In Depth Executive director Trip Jennings and one of our board members, Tracy Dingmann, have appeared on the TV program New Mexico In Focus in recent weeks to talk about current events. Click on the headline to watch.
New Mexico In Depth Executive Director Trip Jennings spoke Wednesday morning with host Randy Harris on the program Let’s talk, Las Cruces, on KSNM 570-AM. Click on the headline to listen.
NMID’s Deputy Director Heath Haussamen has won the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government’s annual award given to journalists who fight for transparency. We thought we’d share the news because we’re proud. Real proud.
COMMENTARY: Madame Governor, you say you want the media to help the public understand your administration’s decision to suspend Medicaid payments to organizations. First, you can help by telling your employees to answer reporters’ questions.
A Las Cruces Sun-News reporter has won a regional award from the company that owns the newspaper for articles she did in collaboration with New Mexico In Depth.
Heath Haussamen and others went on the radio this morning to talk about our recent articles about visas given to immigrants who cooperate in the prosecution of crimes and other issues. Click on the headline to listen.