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Understanding the photography and video needs of smaller newsrooms
Local outlets struggle to find and pay visual journalists.
Small publishers can build meaningful engagement practices without more time or resources
It will help you serve the people who are most on board with your mission — and most likely to read and need your reporting.
Redesign your live meeting agenda doc with these templates
How to prioritize people who are participating on their own time.
Show, don’t tell: Using animation to bring critical information to life
Follow this creative process to transform words into compelling visual stories.
How to elevate your journalism while using the stories format
The vertical story is changing storytelling. Here’s how to leverage it.
Successful leaders of color need a deep bench of support. Here’s how you can help
It’s time to think about mentoring and coaching as a team sport, not 1 to 1.
Utilizing RJI resources to take next steps
The Covering Your Community project prepares for our first listening session.
We’ve put a radio station, TV station, newspaper, magazine and business service all in one space
Here’s what we’re learning from our new collaboration toward a single newsroom.
Mark Horvit
MARK HORVIT is a professor at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, where he teaches investigative reporting, and is director of the school’s State Government Reporting Program. He previously served as executive director of Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) and the National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting (NICAR), where he conducted training in investigative reporting … Continued
When and how should we use AI in news?
We spoke with Marc Lavallee of The New York Times about newsrooms incorporating AI technology and tools into their work.