Attacks on journalists covering religion come from many directions.

Steps journalists can take to create verification strategies for their newsrooms.

In South Asia, religion is one topic likely to unleash a firestorm of backlash.

The news used to be confined first to paper, and then to radio and television.

Establishing and running an exiled media outlet can be a daunting task.

Maintaining independence and financially sustainable are major challenges exiled media face.

Having reporters on the ground is necessary for obtaining a picture of inside the country. 

Serving two communities – diaspora and home country audiences – poses a double challenge.

Allegations of fraud are a common type of electoral disinformation. 

In today’s era of pervasive disinformation, it’s crucial that people be well-informed.

Claims that ineligible voters will vote are increasingly common, and damaging. 

Disinformation that spreads to confuse voters can hamper turnout and sway elections. 

“Information disorder” can be difficult for journalists to understand, study and combat.

Brazil's Patricia Campos Mello offers tips for investigating political disinformation. 

Deepfakes are on the rise, and journalists must keep pace.

Newer forms of visual journalism can help amplify the truth.

In this episode of IJNotes, we look at whether all journalists are now climate reporters. 

How newsrooms can develop effective beats and dynamic strategies to report on the environment.

What are women’s footprints in coverage of the climate crisis today?

 An Indonesian outlet that aims to educate citizens on the threats facing endangered species.

A new toolkit to help journalists globally improve their mobile journalism skills.

Tips and tools for filming an engaging video on your smartphone.

Tips to help journalists verify information.

Resources to help journalists develop story ideas.

It is essential for journalists to critically analyze current narratives in media.

Stories about refugees, migration and displacement are often complex and multi-layered.

Every time you run a story, you and your editors need to make a number of editorial decisions.

Here are some tips on technical production. 

In a webinar, Bruce Shapiro and Sherry Ricchiardi offered a briefing on trauma and journalism, of

During the first session of The Self-Investigation, speakers shared tips for managing stress duri

For journalists in the field, finding resources or someone to talk to can be difficult.

This is the second episode in our series on journalism and mental health.

Tips from editors and freelancers on crafting the perfect sell for your next piece. 

Both seasoned reporters and newbies can benefit from polishing their interviewing skills.

Whether you’re using a landline, cellphone or Skype, there are a number of methods available for

Digital media trainer Steve Buttry shares how writing as you report can aid your work process and

Sarah Espedido, video journalist for The Orlando Sentinel, goes over the basics of shooting high-

Telling audio stories doesn’t have to break the bank.

Bring your storytelling to life on the web with these free and low-cost multimedia tools from acr

Shooting photos with your mobile phone takes more skill than you'd think.