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RJI Fellows stories

A search for “us house of representatives seats” will yield four results of this story “Why the US House of Representatives has 435 seats – and how that could change” republished by outlets from The Conversation
October 26, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Why you should care about your news site’s SEO

Common challenges, core basics and practical first steps.

Mari Galicer leads a session on digital safety and security during a HEFAT [Hostile Environment & First Aid Training] offered by IWMF [Intl. Women’s Media Foundation] in Los Angeles Sept. 13-16, 2022. Photo: Tara Pixley
October 25, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Securing our safety online

What journalists need to know about digital security.

Photo: Andrew Neel | Unsplash
October 20, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

The majority of Americans say they do not know a Muslim

The need to develop a Muslim media toolkit.

Three teens get ready to record an interview in the library at the Judge Patricia H. Clark Children and Family Justice Center in Seattle, Washington during a RadioActive Youth Media podcasting workshop on April 15, 2021. Photo: Megan Sobchuk
October 17, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Facilitating media-making workshops with youth who are incarcerated

11 tips for getting started.

Borderless Magazine’s Engagement Reporter Diane Bou Khalil and Art Director Michelle Kanaar talk to migrants getting off buses at Chicago Union Station in September. Photo by Jesus J. Montero for Borderless Magazine
October 11, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Why your news outlet needs an on-the-ground strategy

Borderless Magazine’s Diane Bou Khalil shares guidance for meeting community members where they’re at.

Illustration of a money bag, a clock and a person considering something.
October 4, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Local news leadership transitions require budgets, bandwidth and a breadth of skills

Sara Shahriari of INN shares insights on the challenges of succession planning for nonprofit news organizations.

A screenshot of a Lighthouse report on an article in The Texas Tribune.
September 28, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Making sense of your core web vitals

Learn how the loading speed, accessibility and other performance metrics of your news site stacks up.

Photo: Joshua Rawson-Harris | Unsplash
September 27, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

What journalists are saying about Muslims in the news media

Community voices.

The exact moment that a flash bang grenade hit Aubreanna Inda, 26, on the 10th day of protests following the police murder of George Floyd, shortly after midnight on Monday, June 8, 2020, in Seattle. Inda was rushed to the hospital as medics and protesters performed CPR. Doctors would later tell Inda that she lost a pulse three times that night. Photo: Megan Farmer | KUOW Photo
September 26, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Acknowledging the toll

Why we need trauma-informed safety training for journalists.

Three women with their backs to the camera, all wearing hijabs under a blossoming cherry tree. Photo: Hasan Almasi | Unsplash
August 10, 2022
RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023

Learning how to address Muslims and Islam in the media

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