Journalism that provides diverse voices and diverse perspectives is core to trustworthy journalism, but for too long the global news industry has been more talk than action when it comes to diversity ...

In 2019, Brazilian political journalist Patricia Campos Mello, who had previously reported from hot spots and conflict zones around the world, hired her first ever bodyguard in the wake of a relentles...

As more and more brands build their own content operations, so many job opportunities have opened up for journalists to step out of media while still using their carefully acquired storytelling skills...

How do data journalists work? Who do they collaborate with, and what are the latest trends and sought after skills within the field? These are just some of the questions The State of Data Journalism S...

For most editors and newsrooms, the thought of asking for money to support editorial priorities is a highly daunting prospect. How do you match foundation support and real editorial priorities? Once y...

Every three days in the UK, a woman is murdered by her partner or ex-partner. These killings are often the endpoint to a sustained period of coercive control, yet journalists have not historically bee...

The public no longer trusts a hypothesis supported only by a few anecdotes. Receipts are required - whether it is documents or datasets. Newsrooms and nonprofits are at the forefront of building innov...

In this interactive session we will recap the 10 things we learned at the INMA XR masterclass series on how newsrooms can creatively use and report on XR. We will summarise what it takes to future-pro...

The conflict in Yemen is among the least reported and represented by the media around the world. The reasons are many, not least the extreme difficulty of access for international reporters and, for l...