RJI news
VERDAD is tackling the blind spot in the fight against radio disinformation
Radio remains one of the most trusted and accessible sources of information for immigrant communities in the U.S., especially among Latino listeners, but its affordability, accessibility, and the wide reach of live broadcasts also make it a powerful vehicle for spreading misinformation.
When a press pass should shield us
Immigration coverage must be more in-depth, and we need more reporters to ensure that.
Why journalists need a theory of change
A simple framework to help us decide how to put our limited resources to use.
Listening, loss and what we might miss (and learn) from each other
Co-creating care-driven resources for visual journalism.
RJI webinar: Learn how to host a community journalism training to keep local journalism thriving
Do you want to have a hand in training and inspiring the next generation of journalists in your local community?
Using audio automation to engage with audiences
Implementing the text-to-audio tool Everlit.
New tool combines AI, human judgment to create video highlights from public meetings
How Illinois Times is using SeeGov to expand city council coverage.
Solutions for auditing sources in small newsrooms
Including tools and strategies to evaluate geographic diversity of coverage.
Taking public meeting notes to TikTok — and making it actionable
How to experiment with video formats for the Documenters program.
How to build an AI toolkit for your newsroom
Our test-and-learn approach to AI at Epicenter NYC.