As the world grapples with unprecedented turmoil, one institution remains steadfast in its commitment to truth and justice: the newsroom.
A newsroom's values are not just a set of guiding principles, but a reflection of its very identity. What stories do we choose to tell? Whose voices do we amplify? And what message do we convey to our audience? These are not trivial questions, but fundamental ones that shape the course of public discourse.
At The Guardian, our values are clear and unwavering: factual reporting, free from corporate and political influence, grounded in humane values. We believe that a press corps that is honest and uncompromised is essential to holding those in power accountable and providing a trustworthy counterpoint to the darkness and dishonesty that often pervades public life.
In a year marked by extrajudicial killings, retribution campaigns, and rolling back of civil rights, our reporting has been focused on the most urgent stories – but also on the resurgence of grassroots civic action. We've been heartened by the response from readers who see hope in these movements for fundamental change.
As we face a critical moment in US history, it's more important than ever that we have a press corps that can provide a moral compass. And so, we're launching our new movements reporting team to amplify stories about people fighting for rights and liberties.
On this Giving Tuesday, we're counting on your support to help us continue our work. Every gift – whether one-time or recurring – makes a difference in our ability to sustain our reporting throughout the year ahead. Your readership is not just a source of revenue; it's also a testament to the power of a free press and the importance of holding those in power accountable.
We're proud to be part of a community that has each other's backs, where every donation – no matter how small – makes a difference. And we're grateful for your readership and support, which not only fund our work but also inspire hope for a different future.
A newsroom's values are not just a set of guiding principles, but a reflection of its very identity. What stories do we choose to tell? Whose voices do we amplify? And what message do we convey to our audience? These are not trivial questions, but fundamental ones that shape the course of public discourse.
At The Guardian, our values are clear and unwavering: factual reporting, free from corporate and political influence, grounded in humane values. We believe that a press corps that is honest and uncompromised is essential to holding those in power accountable and providing a trustworthy counterpoint to the darkness and dishonesty that often pervades public life.
In a year marked by extrajudicial killings, retribution campaigns, and rolling back of civil rights, our reporting has been focused on the most urgent stories – but also on the resurgence of grassroots civic action. We've been heartened by the response from readers who see hope in these movements for fundamental change.
As we face a critical moment in US history, it's more important than ever that we have a press corps that can provide a moral compass. And so, we're launching our new movements reporting team to amplify stories about people fighting for rights and liberties.
On this Giving Tuesday, we're counting on your support to help us continue our work. Every gift – whether one-time or recurring – makes a difference in our ability to sustain our reporting throughout the year ahead. Your readership is not just a source of revenue; it's also a testament to the power of a free press and the importance of holding those in power accountable.
We're proud to be part of a community that has each other's backs, where every donation – no matter how small – makes a difference. And we're grateful for your readership and support, which not only fund our work but also inspire hope for a different future.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." 
. In these uncertain times, it's more important than ever that we have a press corps that can provide a moral compass 
. I love that they're launching a new movements reporting team to focus on grassroots civic action 
. Every donation makes a difference, no matter how small 
, and I'm so grateful for readers like you who support this vital work 
. Let's keep spreading hope for a better future together! 
think the media's always been a reflection of society, like if you want to see real change, u gotta hold ppl in power accountable 
so i love @theguardian's commitment to factual reporting and amplifying grassroots movements 
it's gonna take a lot more than just clicks to make a difference though 
what can we really do as individuals? 
their commitment to fact-based reporting is everything in these crazy times 
it's like they're saying we need an unbiased press corps to hold those in power accountable 
and let's be real, who else can we trust? 
on Giving Tuesday, I'm throwing a buck or two their way 
every little bit counts, right? 
#SupportTheGuardian #FreePressMatters #GrassrootsCivicAction
. Giving Tuesday is always a good idea, too - every little bit counts, right? Even if it's just $5 or something, it's still a donation that could make a difference in their work 
. But, gotta ask, how do they plan on making money without all that corporate and political influence? Can't have a free press if you're not getting any revenue, right? 
has anyone seen that new documentary on netflix about the impact of social media on democracy? 
. Giving Tuesday is all about supportin' the good guys, and The Guardian's one of 'em 
. Every little bit counts, even if it's just a one-time donation or somethin'. Let's get behind this and make some real change, you feel? 
The Guardian is doing such incredible work in holding those in power accountable and giving a voice to the marginalized. I think it's amazing that they're launching a new team to focus on grassroots civic action - we need more reporting like this 
. It's more important than ever that we have a press corps that can provide a moral compass, especially during times of turmoil like these. I love how they're launching a new movement reporting team to amplify stories about grassroots civic action - it's so inspiring to see people fighting for rights and liberties 
. As someone who's grown up with the internet, I've seen firsthand how social media can be used to spread misinformation and propaganda...but The Guardian's commitment to free speech and factual reporting is more important than ever 