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The history of the griot
Regularly, people would gather around the griot and he, she or they would pass down the stories, histories and customs of the village communities.
MinnPost announces new hire in Mohamed Ibrahim
Ibrahim will primarily cover environment, education and public safety.
At MinnPost, we’re turning our eyes to November
We’re planning to crisscross the state to bring smart, tough, in-depth coverage to all readers on our paywall-free site.
This election matters
What makes essential election reporting possible?
Elizabeth Dunbar will lead our newsroom as MinnPost’s next editor
During the extensive search process, Elizabeth showed a deep understanding of the vital role journalism plays in Minnesota’s civic health and the strengths and opportunities MinnPost has to further establish itself as an essential community asset.
MinnPost executive director named to INN’s Emerging Leaders Council
Tanner Curl, MinnPost’s executive director, has been selected by the Institute of Nonprofit News (INN) for a cohort of 15 up-and-coming leaders in the field.
Tickets available to public for MinnPost Social: 2022 Legislative Recap
After a member pre-sale, tickets to this event are now available to non-members for $10 each.
MinnPost welcomes Ana Radelat, D.C. correspondent
Radelat comes to MinnPost with more than 20 years of D.C. reporting experience.
Member pre-sale now open for MinnPost Social: 2022 Legislative Recap
We’re back in person!
A wrap on MinnPost Festival 2022
Taking stock of the week of insightful conversations on the ideas shaping civic and cultural life in this moment. And what it makes possible at MinnPost year-round.
Festival recap: Artistic leaders from the Jungle Theater on how their work is changing in big ways
The opening session of MinnPost Festival 2022 featured a conversation with Christina Baldwin, Sequoia Hauck and James Rodríguez, artistic leaders from the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis.
Festival recap: Margaret Sullivan on how the crisis in local news diminishes democracy
We’re looking back at the conversations from MinnPost Festival 2022, including this session with Margaret Sullivan, media columnist at the Washington Post.
Festival Recap: Justin Ellis on Black life and racism in Minnesota
We’re looking back at conversations from MinnPost Festival 2022, including this conversation with Justin Ellis, a journalist, writer and native of Minneapolis.
Festival recap: Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on child care, policing, and other issues facing Minnesota
A look back at the conversations from MinnPost Festival 2022, including this conversation with Peggy Flanagan, Lt. Governor of Minnesota.
Festival recap: Vin Weber on the Republican Party in this moment and moving forward
A look back at the conversations from MinnPost Festival 2022, including this conversation with Vin Weber, former U.S. House Representative from Minnesota and political adviser and strategist to multiple Republican presidential campaigns.
Festival recap: Keith Ellison on prosecuting police and his role as the state’s top law enforcement officer
A look back at the conversations from MinnPost Festival 2022, including this conversation with Keith Ellison, Minnesota’s attorney general and the former U.S. House Rep. from MN-5.
Festival Recap: Julián Castro on what Democrats need to do to win in Texas and nationwide
We’re looking back at the conversations from MinnPost Festival 2022. First up: former HUD secretary Julián Castro.
MinnPost Festival starts today! There’s still time to get your free pass
You can still get in on this four-day series of insightful conversations, April 25-28, with national and local guests.
