Cutting Off The Pipeline: Half Of The UK’s Student Newspapers Fear Closure Due To COVID Budget Cuts

When Kate Procter was elected to the position of editor at Forge Press at the University of Sheffield, she never…

#JR2021: We Need Your Help To Make Journo Resources Bigger Than Just My Bedroom Next Year

We need to raise £1,000 a month so we can hire our first ever member of staff - and all it takes is you.

This Is How To Spot (And Tackle) Toxic White Feminism In The Newsroom

The Black Lives Matter movement has given more column space to Black journalists, but there needs to be a bigger structural change in our newsrooms writes Evie Muir.

What You Should Always (And Never) Do On Work Experience

Journalism is one of the toughest industries to break into. Work experience, placements or internships in a newsroom are the…

Why The Class Of 2020 Needs A Solutions Journalism Mindset For Their Career

We speak to recent graduates and those who entered the profession during the 2008 recession about how to take a solutions mindset to your work.

I Thought We’d Have Come Further On Diversity In Newsrooms – But Our Research Shows Nothing Has Changed

When Amal Warsame started gathering research for a new study, she knew the media would be undiverse, but she had no idea of the true scale of the problem.

From Interviews To Signposts: How To Cover Mental Health Responsibly

The way journalists report on mental health can have a very real impact on their readers, so it's vital to get it right. We take a look at some simple steps you can take to make sure you report on mental health with empathy.

Meet The Fellows: The Inaugural JR Fellowship Class Of 2020

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve heard from hundreds of young people, career changers, and freelance journalists –…

10 Things You Need To Know To Get Started In Freelance Journalism

The authors of the new book Freelancing for Journalists share their top tips on what you need to know as a freelancer.