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This course will guide you hands-on through the process of learning to identify inequity and hidden bias at seven key stages of the data journalism lifecycle.
This Solutions Journalism Network webinar will explore the ins and outs of solutions journalism, talk about why it’s important, explain key steps in reporting a solutions story, and share tips and resources for journalists interested in investigating how people are responding to social problems.
As an increasing number of people around the world consume, discuss and share news in WhatsApp, it’s become more important for journalists and researchers to understand the conversations that take place on the messaging app.
Designed for journalists. Open to all. The CIJ Summer Conference is the UK’s only journalism training event with an emphasis on teaching investigative skills. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this year’s event will take place online. New format: what to expect #CIJSummer 2020 Online will take place over six days and have two distinct parts:…
You have the story. You know you can write it and deliver it. But how to get the editor’s attention—and a green light to proceed?
National Geographic's Heather Greenwood Davis offers tips for multi-platform success, in support of the Canadian Association of Black Journalists.
Our next interview features our health reporter Moira Wyton, who will examine how the pandemic has taught us to cover health better. She will discuss health as more than just what happens in hospitals, racism and its impacts in our healthcare system and how changes to our system are possible, despite how political some aspects of health are.
With a focus on police/journalist relations — specifically, what can journalists and law enforcement do together in these situations to help de-escalate the situation? In periods of civil unrest like we're experiencing now, it's critically important that journalists and police are able do their jobs safely and effectively.
The pandemic, economic struggles, and demands for social justice are forcing newsrooms to account for their own failures at diversity, inclusion and representative coverage. Those failures have led to resignations of top leaders at The New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, and many other publications.
Join Columbia Journalism Review and Columbia Global Reports to celebrate 'Ghosting the News: Local journalism and the crisis of American democracy,' the new book from Margaret Sullivan.