Dirickson comes at the project from a decidedly different perspective. It's how we solve the problems that arise from living together. Skalka sees the project as a way to dispel stereotypes about younger voters. I do believe, though, that there is a disconnect between their activities and passions, and larger political affairs. Dirickson agrees that some segments of the media could do a better job covering young people's issues.
Some media are small pieces of huge corporations.
Other media are college newspapers and independent radio stations, and they do a good job of covering next-generation issues. Baya plans to emulate the latter group. We need to tell them how all of this can relate to their lives. The coverage of reporters other than Sinha is being distributed to the Medill News Service's subscribers, which include 20 daily newspapers and nine television stations.