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Should journalists try to make change in the world?
We already are, we just don’t call it that.
How we built our vertical video guide
A living resource to support onboarding, consistency and experimentation at Epicenter NYC.
Building a centralized content sharing platform for newsrooms
Making discoverability, republishing and sharing a priority.
Training a newsroom on data visualizations
Creating an accessible, comprehensive guide to data viz for reporters at all skill levels.
Creating a map visualization that can auto-update data over time
Making public data more accessible with Tableau Public and GitHub actions.
Newsletter A/B tests you can try — and how to set it up
Experimenting by adding links and generating AI summaries for newsletters.
Funding arts journalism’s future
Building a new repository and nonprofit for arts journalism.
Jared Schroeder and team at Missouri School of Journalism protect free speech in journalism with updated legal guide, research
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press (RCFP) has published 12 new entries in its anti-SLAPP legal guide, which informs news organizations on how to deal with frivolous, malicious lawsuits that seek to silence or discourage free speech. The entries were researched and crafted by Missouri School of Journalism Associate Professor Jared Schroeder and … Continued
Integrating more visual storytelling into a text heavy newsroom
Mountain State Spotlight’s templates and tips for starting with vertical video.
How to find grant money for your next local reporting project
Funders, application tips and getting started.