Reporting
‘Critics in Columbia’ pilots alternative to imperfect press junket formula
True/False, a documentary film festival running March 5-8 in Columbia, Missouri, is the stage for a pilot program that will showcase an alternative method of bringing the press and arts festivals together.
Introducing Covering Drugs: A media resource guide
This 150-page reference guide includes research, surveys, data, and other helpful information for journalists covering substance use, addiction, overdose, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery.
Covering Immigration: Journalism needs more than good intentions
Tools for ethical, accurate immigration coverage.
Seven years ago, Uruguay got serious about disinformation. It mattered
Journalists built coalitions with competitors, politicians, academics and others to hold presidential campaigns accountable.
FCC’s ban of foreign-made drones affects the biggest maker on the market
There are still DJI models for sale, but future drones won’t be available unless the federal government stance changes.
Evaluating research about drugs and addiction: The danger of a single study
Asking key questions when evaluating studies can help improve the quality of reporting about research.
Reporting on treatment for addiction: Where is the data?
Improving care for people with addictions will continue to be a challenge — despite billions of dollars spent each year.
Sharing the airspace with a drone light show
Night flying regulations are just part of the things you need to plan for to keep you, and others, safe.
Resisting false binaries when reporting on the complexities of addiction
What’s in between forcing people into treatment and waiting for them to be ready?
Teaching a new generation of journalists AP Style
Stylebot is a tool that helps reach a digital generation right where they are — online.