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What does your community really think of your work? The answer will determine what’s most important in your efforts to demonstrate credibility and earn trust. Let’s talk about how you solicit feedback — and what you do with what you learn.
The High School Journalism Program is one of the longest-running programs at The Poynter Institute. Founded along with the Institute in 1975, its goal is to give young people the chance to learn about writing and develop a passion for the values and craft of journalism.
Global Fact's traditional show & tell session brings you the must-be-aware-of works done by fact-checkers over the course of the last twelve months.
One of the greatest skills a reporter can have is being able to understand another person’s perspective and then share that story. How do you gain someone’s trust that you will treat their story with dignity?
Design tells its own story, and great designers want their work to reflect the diversity of our world. In this one-hour webinar, we’ll provide tools to counteract unconscious bias in yourself and your audience.
Learn three decision-making tools to find the most precise words to ensure that all subjects and sources are described with dignity.
This interactive class will help you explore the strengths (and weaknesses) of your personal brand.
This online group seminar will help you build an investigation, from the seed of an idea to a powerful execution.
DATE TBD in FALL 2020 You look to Poynter to inspire responsible journalism. You rely on NPR to bring you the news and information to navigate your world. And Korva Coleman is your guide through the news of the day. In a world that’s often loud and bipartisan, Coleman writes, produces and delivers national news…