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Source: https://www.faithandmedia.com/research/harrisxnews

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Faith deserves a fuller story. 53% believe the media actively ignores religion rather than appropriately addressing it.

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Reporting shapes how we feel. 43% feel today’s news coverage of religion creates unease and anxiety.

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Move beyond the stereotype. 61% say the media perpetuates faith-based stereotypes.

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Give faith the same attention. 78% believe religious stereotypes should receive as much, or more, attention as race and gender stereotypes.

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An untold part of who we are. 1 in 4 keep their faith or religion secret in the workplace.

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Better reporting. Stronger engagement. 56% are more likely to engage with a publication offering high-quality faith and religious reporting.

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There is an audience for depth. 63% say there is a need for high-quality content on faith and religion.

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Go beyond the easy story. 56% want coverage of complex religious issues.

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Make lived experience visible. 46% believe faith and religious groups need to do more to provide the media with relevant spokespeople.

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Faith already has an audience. 34% follow media sources focused on faith-based news.