 Aly
Colón
Ethics Faculty
acolon@poynter.org
Explains the ethical decision-making
process and its importance in addressing news coverage issues.
Examines the journalistic principles and ethics involved in covering
diverse groups of people. Provides practical tools and strategies
for making connections with those often ignored by the news media.
Explores the coverage of differences, including but not limited
to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, abilities.
Diversity reporter and coach,
assistant metro editor, The Seattle Times; also worked
at The Herald (Everett, Wash.), The Oakland Press
(Pontiac, Mich.), and Fairchild News Service (Seattle, Wash.);
fellowships include: Knight-Bagehot, Columbia Graduate School
of Journalism, 1983; National Endowment for the Humanities in
ethics, 1981; Knight Center for Specialized Journalism, in race
1992, in health care 1993; Atlantik-Bruke on German politics and
culture, 1989; Robert Bosch Fellowship on European Unity and German
reunification, 1992. B.A., journalism, Loyola University; M.A.,
journalism, Stanford University.
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