Reporters can now access and download satellite images good enough to see individual buildings at almost every location on Earth — in minutes, with no special skills, and entirely for free. Of course, there are still no guarantees that the images you want will be from the exact date you may
Writing is hard. For journalists, self-editing can be even harder. After the demands of reporting and drafting, revising your work may feel like an extra chore. But in an era of instant sharing – when one mistake can spread to thousands in seconds – overlooking this step can weaken your story, damage
Prime Progress, a nonprofit solutions-based media outlet, began a fellowship called Religion for Change in November 2023 in an effort to enhance religion reporting narratives in Nigeria. The outlet trained early and mid-career freelancers and newsroom journalists on ethics and how to cover religious issues, adopt a solutions approach, fact-check,
Tunisian journalist Syrine Abidi had dedicated her career to empowering women and breaking gender stereotypes in the Middle East. She has used her journalism to amplify fellow Tunisian voices — and especially women’s perspectives. Abidi, recognized as a 2023 Young Arab Pioneer under 35 by the Arab Youth Center, is
The new year is already in full swing, but many journalists may still be deciding their intended outcomes for 2025. Our list of global opportunities with deadlines in February includes journalism contests, early-career fellowships, and more that will help you identify and achieve your goals for this year: Science journalism
It’s a new year, one that undoubtedly will present fresh challenges for journalists globally. Already, we’re bearing witness to the devastating wildfires in and around Los Angeles, and taking note of how newsrooms are choosing to cover the impacts on people and their communities, while ensuring their own