Media & Outreach

This page highlights selected ways my work has circulated beyond peer-reviewed academic publications, including media mentions, interviews, public-facing writing, and outreach.

Kananovich, V. (2026, Aug. 4). Asking audiences for money? Here is how to make a stronger case. Trusting News.
Kananovich, V. (2026, July 27). Folgsame Steuerzahler*innen ohne politische Stimme: Paternalismus in belarusischen Staatsmedien. Belarus-Analysen.

Kananovich, V. (2026, July). The dutiful taxpayer without political voice: How Belarusian state media normalize paternalism and strip taxpaying of political leverage. Belarus Analytical Digest.
Wilner, T. and Lewis, S. (2026, March 10). Research roundup. R1: A monthly newsletter highlighting the latest in research on news and journalism.
Kananovich, V. (2024, Dec. 5). Not just for laughs: What online memes tell us about Russian public support for government propaganda. NYU Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia.

Q&A with local news propositions researcher Volha Kananovich. (2024, April 11). UNC-Chapel Hill Center for Innovation and Sustainability in Local Media.
Davis, K. (2024, March 18). Whether afraid or indifferent, regular Russians enable autocracy. The Kyiv Independent.
Miller, E. (2023, April 26). Why we don’t endorse. The Provincetown Independent.
Klein, Ch. (2022, Oct. 7). Is the newspaper endorsement dying? Vanity Fair.
Perreault, G., & Kananovich, V. (2022, Oct. 4). “Every four years we shoot ourselves in the foot”: Should news outlets still endorse political candidates? Nieman Lab.
Kananovich, V. (2022, April 25). Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: “It-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named”: Criminalization of the language surrounding war in Russian law. Media Law Notes, 50(3), 2–6.