How-to
Scientific evidence belongs in any beat
Our interactive toolkit is almost ready for beta testing.
Protecting the protectors
Training for journalists working with sensitive sources.
Every story is a science story
That’s why we’re building a resource that guides journalists along several paths to integrate more science into their coverage.
Embedding accountability in your freelance journalism practice
How a cohort and trusted colleagues can help you reach your goals faster.
How to conduct a DIY algorithm audit
Six steps to produce newsworthy findings that promote algorithmic accountability.
How to build a search-optimized digital library for visuals
Image archives save time and money.
The Defender Handbook
Introducing a practical guide to creating a community-centric and digital-first media organization.
How to build a board of directors that actually helps
By customizing your board to your organization’s needs, you can avoid common pitfalls and maximize support.
How to get started with a ham radio license
From in-person classes to books, apps, and shortcut guides, here’s how to get a license a journalist will need to work in the aftermath of a natural disaster. / Desde clases presenciales a libros, apps y guías de estudios, así se consigue la licencia que un periodista necesitará para trabajar tras una catástrofe natural.
Optimize your SEO with service journalism
The concept of “news you can use” is not new to media organizations. However, with the rising importance of search engine optimization, these stories play a key role in not only driving traffic to news websites, but helping news organizations serve their communities.