NENPA remains dedicated to serving the daily, weekly and specialty publications throughout New England during the COVID-19 pandemic. We have created this dedicated resource page where we are continuously compiling guidelines, safety advisories and other information sources that support journalists and news organizations. If you know of other resources, or have created something that could be helpful to other newsrooms, please send us feedback – questions, comments and requests on ways that we can help you!

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- Learn why publishing more, more often is now the strongest driver of audience growth
- See new AI tools that turn raw video into publish-ready stories in minutes
- Watch how AI can multiply your newsroom’s daily output — without adding staff
- Discover which story types (briefs, recaps, explainers, updates) build habit and loyalty fastest
- Leave with a clear, actionable plan to grow audience and revenue in 2026
To help journalists report on the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule with clarity, context and accuracy, the National Press Foundation will hold an online briefing Dec. 11, 1-2 p.m. ET. This webinar, Making Sense of the Childhood Vaccine Schedule, will feature experts in medicine and science, as well as a veteran health journalist, to help improve coverage.
NPF’s panel of experts will address key questions and misconceptions about childhood vaccines, including how the schedule is developed, the timing of vaccines, the role of combination vaccines and the role and safety of vaccine ingredients, like aluminum. Experts will also answer questions from webinar attendees during the Q&A.
This webinar is sponsored by Vaccinate Your Family, a nonprofit that for more than 30 years has championed vaccine access, education and advocacy. NPF is solely responsible for its content.
It’s important to remember that as journalists, we possess a wealth of transferable skills that are in demand outside of the news world. In this webinar, meet a panel of professionals working in communications and content marketing, who can provide practical guidance on finding clients in these spaces. Learn how to break in, determine your rates and protect yourself from conflicts of interest. Leave with fresh contacts for flexing your freelancing in new directions.
Speakers:
Kim Howard, Director of Communications and Marketing at EMDR International Association
David Rynecki, Founder of Blue Heron Research Partners
Candace White, Deputy Director of Communications and Digital Strategy at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University
Moderator: Benét J. Wilson, Financial Journalist
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