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.

The Printing Charity Supports Three Additional JR Fellowship Places

Journo Resources is delighted to confirm it will be offering an extra three places on our inaugural fellowship scheme, thanks…

Introducing The Journo Resources Fellowship Programme

The Journo Resources Fellowship is now open for applications - apply now for a chance to join the team.

Introducing #JR750 And Our Brand New And Shiny Supporters Scheme

We're announcing our new supporters scheme, as well as new goal to raise £750 a month in crowdfunding.

It’s Our Fourth Birthday – Here’s What We’ve Planned For The (Virtual) Party

This week Journo Resources turns four – and we've got plans across the week for new launches, resources, and more. Here's a sneak preview.

We Asked The Experts How You, Yes You, Can Break Into Sports Journalism

Want to spend your life covering the big games? Here's how you can actually make it happen, with some advice from the experts.

“I Was Astonished”: It’s Long Overdue For Universities To Stop Promoting Unpaid Journalism Internships To Students

When freelance journalist Jessica Evans started lecturing, she was shocked at how unpaid work was promoted. Writing for Journo Resources, she explains why it needs to change.