Join this panel to hear how Meta’s fact-checking program has evolved and strengthened over the recent few years and their learnings in tackling unique misinformation. Sponsored by Meta.

Freelance journalists play an essential yet often overlooked role in many newsrooms. Freelancers can deliver fresh story ideas and enterprising investigations on tap, help publications to reach new au...

Guilt, shame, anger, vicarious trauma, moral dilemmas… these are some of the many challenges that journalists are increasingly grappling with. This panel will address the growing psychological load ...

#ijf22talk by Rana Ayyub. Moderated by Julie Posetti. According to Reporters Without Borders, India is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a journalist. Four Indian journalists wer...

The focus of this session will be to explore the progress of the International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM), a bold initiative that seeks to distribute a new raft of resources at scale and s...

Strategic lawsuits against public participation (or SLAPPs) are increasingly being used to intimidate journalists into withholding, amending, or removing critical coverage, even when the information i...

AI is a field that generates both hype and hysteria. How do you go about reporting on it responsibly and what needs to be kept in mind while you do so? In this session, some of the best names in the b...

This session will spark and excite your creativity as we dive into the tools that can help you tell more stories through video. Whether you're reporting on breaking news or creating long-form document...

With print revenues in accelerated decline, online advertising primarily going to platforms, and digital reader revenues growing only at some titles in a winner-takes-most market, the pandemic and the...

Some editors and outlets have turned to “solutions journalism” as a way to deliver upbeat stories on climate change. These stories illustrate the ways people are trying to solve environmental chal...