Convention Hotel Rooms Now Available for March 13-14, 2026 in Portsmouth
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New England High School Journalism Collaborative now accepting applications for 2026 summer journalism program
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New England Newspaper Hall Of Fame Nomination Deadline Extended Until January 2
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While most news fundraising teams focus on small donor campaigns and larger grants, legacy giving is an untapped opportunity to further support local journalism.
Join The Lab Link, the alumni network of the LMA Lab for Journalism Funding, for our next webinar on Jan. 14 to learn how planned gifts — often made through a will or trust — can become a strategic cornerstone of newsroom resilience. You’ll learn how to invite supporters into meaningful legacy conversations, articulate long-term impact and create clear giving pathways that honor a donor’s values and desired influence.
Guided by our panel of estate planning experts and newsroom leaders who’ve built legacy-giving initiatives, you’ll learn how to unlock a philanthropic pathway that safeguards your newsroom’s future.
Speakers:
Desirnai’ Hicks, senior partner success strategist, FreeWill
Arif Nuri, account executive and partner lead, FreeWill
Anna January, director of philanthropy, Wisconsin Watch
Emmet Liston, senior philanthropy officer, Wisconsin Watch
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NEACE is kicking off the year with a FREE webinar on January 21st from 11 a.m. to noon. The webinar will feature two leaders from The Boston Globe diving into one of the hottest topics in our industry: Digital Retention — Balancing Subscriptions and Revenue.
Presented by:
Mark Tibbetts – Director of Customer at The Boston Globe
Auni Smaill – Customer Service Admin and Training Specialist at The Boston Globe
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