“We’re all having these conversations and we’re putting in so much work. But at the end of the day, what are we dishing out?” —Philadelphia Inquirer staffer on the Inquirer for All process “I really want to believe this is forever, and that this is not trendy, but I haven’t really been given a reason to think that it’s not trendy.” —WHYY staffer on WHYY’s DEI and community engagement efforts It’s been over three years since news organizations around the U.S. pledged to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within their newsrooms, and six years since I began talking with representatives of Philadelphia area newsrooms hoping to push their organizations towards greater equity and c
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