Media 2070’s innovative project, “Reparative Journalism Archive,” offers an opportunity to dive deep into reparative journalism. The first entry on the archive, “Riot to Repair: Community Archives on Media and Narrative,” allows community voices to shed light on the power of media and narrative. Media 2070 Riot to Repair Community Panel. Credit: MMM By: MMM Editorial Team Media 2070’s Riot to Repair Archive was recently featured on NewsOne , highlighting the project’s role in

MMM’s strategic approach to amplifying underrepresented voices by crafting detailed social media posts, pitching national outlets and key relationships, and developing press releases and campaigns allows clients such as Media 2070 to stay focused on gathering the stories and narratives the media desperately needs. In May this year, Media 2070 launched the Reparative Journalism Archive, a new digital platform that preserves reparative journalism. The first entry, Riot to Repai

MMM's involvement included event curation and planning, invitations and promotion. Let's take a look at how the fifth stop demonstrates the Media Reparations growing movement and our firm's ability to make major connections with those across the industry. By: Christelle Philemon, MMM PR Team The Black Future Newsstand returned to a city with one of the largest Black populations in the country to dismantle systems and shift narratives this past fall. This stop in Houston, Tex

When attention spikes, smart entrepreneurs use the moment to create lasting engagement — not just temporary buzz. Viral moments can be thrilling for any entrepreneur or brand. A single post, interview, or video clip can spark massive visibility overnight. But once the excitement fades, the real challenge begins: how to turn that sudden burst of attention into something sustainable. True success lies not in the spike itself, but in building an evergreen system that allows new