Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Needs Your Help

Newspapers across the country have been helping the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF.org) in their effort to find missing photos of killed military members...

NENPA Supports Local Journalism Sustainability Act and we need your help

Reps. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., and Dan Newhouse, R-Wash., re-introduced the Local Journalism Sustainability Act for the 117th Congress, a bipartisan bill that seeks to help...

Happy Holidays From NENPA!

As we close out 2023, the NENPA staff and Board of Directors wish you and your families a happy holiday season and a peaceful...

We’re divided in new ways over our core First Amendment freedoms

Gene Policinski is president and chief operating officer of the Freedom Forum Institute. Email him at gpolicinski@freedomforum.org and follow him on Twitter...

Apply to Become a Report for America Journalist By January 30

Report for America (RFA) helps local newsrooms report on under-covered issues and communities by sending early-career and mid-to-late-career reporters and photographers to newsrooms throughout...

Entries due January 28 for 2022 News Leader Association Awards

The News Leaders Association (NLA) announced on Dec. 10 that it is accepting submissions for the 2022 News Leaders Association Awards with a deadline...

Now Offering Free Online Webinars For NENPA Members

Sponsored by the Journalism Education Foundation of New England We consider it an...

Four Organizations In New England Selected for API Election Coverage and Community Listening Fund

Thirty-one news organizations will receive support through the American Press Institute’s Election Coverage & Community Listening Fund, an initiative to empower newsrooms to implement...

NEFAC Begins 2023 with New Leadership and Expanded Executive Committee

The New England First Amendment Coalition is pleased to announce the election of attorney Gregory V. Sullivan, long-time media counsel, and First Amendment professor,...

Fact-checking grows in popularity, importance

By Tori Sullivan, Bulletin Correspondent 'Fact-checking is hard. It takes time, but, more critically, no one wants you to do it. It would be easier for politicians...