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“Unless you are aware of the poten­tial solu­tions around the coun­try, you real­ly can’t hold insti­tu­tions to account.” The inter­est­ing ques­tion is, how are we respond­ing bet­ter to the prob­lems across the country?” “There’s many ways of look­ing at what’s going wrong in the coun­try, and we hear about that every day. Exam­ples of solu­tions jour­nal­ism in action.Ĭon­ver­sa­tion Clips With David Bornstein.The ben­e­fits of social entrepreneurship.How solu­tions jour­nal­ism can shape - and enhance - news report­ing today.He is also a cofounder of the Solu­tions Jour­nal­ism Net­work - a non­prof­it ded­i­cat­ed to advanc­ing solu­tions jour­nal­ism, which is a spin-free, fluff-free style of news report­ing that cen­ters on respons­es to social problems.Ĭasey’s Lisa Hamil­ton recent­ly spoke to Born­stein about the rise of solu­tions jour­nal­ism, how it can help hold insti­tu­tions account­able and how it can enhance the work of media out­lets across the country.Ī huge thank you to Born­stein talk­ing to us - and for pro­mot­ing news report­ing that explores how indi­vid­u­als, com­mu­ni­ties and gov­ern­ments are respond­ing to and resolv­ing some of society’s tough­est challenges.

Jour­nal­ists have the abil­i­ty to cat­alyze change, give a voice to the voice­less and expose the faults and fail­ings of our pub­lic systems.Īnd one way that they can make the most of this pow­er­ful mega­phone, accord­ing to David Born­stein, is to adopt a solu­tions-based approach.īorn­stein is a vet­er­an jour­nal­ist and pub­lished author.