RJI Fellows Class of 2022-2023
The 2022-23 RJI Fellows are working on a variety of projects from a slack-based SEO bot to a succession planning toolkit. Each month they produce an article sharing lessons learned, guides, templates and tips from the building of their fellowship project.
Making sense of your core web vitals
Learn how the loading speed, accessibility and other performance metrics of your news site stacks up.
What journalists are saying about Muslims in the news media
Community voices.
Acknowledging the toll
Why we need trauma-informed safety training for journalists.
Succession planning is key to journalism’s sustainability
Digital news organizations need to prepare and plan for leadership transitions.
![This RJI project aims to create accessible entry points for small newsrooms and individuals interested in fundraising. [Image created using Canva]](https://rjionline.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/08/francescob22081701.png)
It’s OK to use this ’F‘ word
Taking the guesswork out of getting started in fundraising.
![A photo collage of portraits of the people quoted in this article and photos of radio studio equipment. Top row from left: Kassidy Arena, Caryn Mathes, Elizabeth Gabriel. Bottom row: Doug Mitchell [photo illustration by Halisia Hubbard], a sound board, a microphone, a Tascam audio recorder, Kamna Shastri.](https://rjionline.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/08/heiseym22081506.jpg)
Why youth media matters
Youth media is an under-tapped approach to addressing some of public media’s biggest challenges.
Learning how to address Muslims and Islam in the media
How it started.
Source of Safety
Building a trauma and identity-informed safety, security and risk management resource for all bodies and environments.
Building a Slack-based tool to improve SEO for your newsroom
Search is ubiquitous in our day to day life and journalism needs to get better at it.
A Chicago news outlet rethinks ‘hard-to-reach’ audiences
RJI Fellow Nissa Rhee will give people a behind-the-scenes look at how Borderless Magazine is using field canvassers to reach their Spanish communities.