RJI Student Innovation Fellows
The RJI Student Innovation Fellows are Mizzou journalism students who are awarded fellowships to work with newsrooms across the country for the summer to introduce new and build upon current innovative initiatives.
Using audio automation to engage with audiences
Implementing the text-to-audio tool Everlit.
New tool combines AI, human judgment to create video highlights from public meetings
How Illinois Times is using SeeGov to expand city council coverage.
Solutions for auditing sources in small newsrooms
Including tools and strategies to evaluate geographic diversity of coverage.
How to build an AI toolkit for your newsroom
Our test-and-learn approach to AI at Epicenter NYC.
How to transform public meetings into engaging social media clips
Testing Descript, OpusClip and Veed.
Simplifying civic engagement with local government
Hello from Sioux Falls, South Dakota!
How a new workflow aims to strengthen community relationships through news tips
A guide for streamlining news tips with Airtable, Slack.
Fact checking police claims about crime with data maps
Identifying the influx of one local police department’s calls for service.
Integrating data visualization into a reporter’s workflow
Finding tools and methods that work for your newsroom.
Seven Student Innovation Fellows to spend summer at community news organizations across the country
The Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism is sending seven journalism students to work at community newsrooms all over the country this summer.