Journo Resources and our partners have put together a range of support to help journalists and students during the COVID-19 outbreak. Here’s what we’re doing.
Editor’s Letter: The Pause We Need To Think About How We Cover Stories
In an age of 24-hour news, choosing the right headline or picture can have bigger implications than you might think at first. But creating the space to think can be difficult.
The Georgina Henry Award Changed My Life. Here’s How To Give It Your Best Shot.
The Georgina Henry Award is one of the biggest journalistic prizes open to women in the UK – and it’s completely free to throw your hat in. Here’s how to give it you best shot.
‘I Was Shocked How Big The Drinking Culture Was’: Journalism’s Difficult Relationship With Alcohol
From popular culture to life in the newsroom, alcohol and journalism can seem tied together – and not in a good way.
This Year We’re Going To Help Half A Million People. Here’s How.
This year, we’re going to help 500,000 people. And we need your help to get there. Well, you and 29 other people.
Just A Massive Long List Of Journalism CVs That Actually Worked
We all hear that we should be crafting our CV for its best life, but what does that actually look like? Here are some examples that worked.
Here’s How You Can Help Us Get Free Cash This Christmas
Let’s cut to it. We’re a start-up, and you’re probably pretty skint too. However, if you like what we do,…
Here’s Every Single Thing We Would Change On Your CV
Almost all of the things wrong with your CV are easily fixed. Here’s a simple guide to the obvious things you might not have spotted.
You’ve Just Been Sent A Poll Result. What Do You Even Do With It?
You’ve got another pile of press releases in your inbox. They all contain surveys. So how do you make sure you’re getting it right?
A Day In The Life Of… Chloe Pizzey, Press and Communications Officer at Chalton Athletic Community Trust
Ever since she was young, Chloe Pizzey knew that she wanted to work in football. Her mum was a professional…