More than 50 journalists participating in community journalism track at Radically Rural Sept. 27-28
More than 50 journalists from around the country have already registered to speak at or attend Radically Rural, the two-day national summit featuring community...
‘Enemies of the people?’ Simply, plainly – ‘no.’
As plainly and clearly as one can say or write this:
Journalism and journalists are not "enemies of the people."
A free press brings us the...
What’s the ‘true threat’ to American journalism and democracy?
Threats to the survival of a free press seem much in the air these days, from the near daily online insults hurled from the...
Fall Conference Closes Honoring Five Deserving Yankee Quill Recipients
Five deserving lifelong news professionals were honored by the Academy of New England Journalists / New England Society of News Editors at...
Athol Daily News Closes Office – Greenfield Recorder’s Editor-In-Chief To Oversee Coverage
Adam Frenier & Sam Hudzik | New England Public Radio | December 10, 2019
The Daily News in Athol,...
The Marshall Project Launches Investigate This!
The Marshall Project is launching a new initiative called Investigate This! to empower criminal justice journalism in local communities. We want to connect journalists and other...
Radically Rural Summit to Focus on Building Rural Communities and Local Journalism
KEENE, NH — Radically Rural, the annual two-day summit
focused on issues and opportunities in small cities and...
NENPA and NEFAC Team Up For Sunshine Week March 12-18
The News Leaders Association is partnering with The Society of Professional Journalists to host Sunshine Week, March 12-18.
NENPA is once again working with the New...
Color Us Connected Column Unites Communities in Maine and Alabama
This story ran on the CBS Evening News on January 5.
Alabama's Tuskegee News has never had a journalist like Amy Miller. She lives more...
Applications for Joan Shorenstein fellowships for Spring 2023 open through Sept. 7
The Joan Shorenstein Fellowship Program is designed to bring journalists, scholars, politicians and policymakers to the Shorenstein Center for a semester to work on...