The Journo Resources Fellowship: Meet The Class Of 2022

Advice

‘We Can’t Afford The Accommodations For You’ – The Reality Of Being A Disabled Journalist Today

Advice

The News Dehumanises Refugees – Here’s How To Change The Narrative

How To Report

How To Report On Rape And Sexual Assault Ethically And Responsibly

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Journalism Glossary: A List Of Words That Every New Journalist Needs To Know

‘I’m Still Excited When I Publish Stories’: Everything New Writers Should Know About Starting Out In Journalism

Writers Of Colour Deserve To Be Paid For More Than Just Their Takes On Racial Trauma

Robot Journalism? The Future Of Artificial Intelligence In The Journalism Industry

“The talk about robots taking jobs is nonsense because there are no robots.”

The Difficulties Of Breaking The Mould As A Black Person In Journalism

Do Journalists Really Need Lived Experience Of What They Report On?

How To Get Into Esports Journalism: Advice From The Experts

‘Family Expectations Made Pursuing Journalism Difficult – But I’m So Glad I Did It’

Anisah Anrif writes for Journo Resources about her experience growing up in a South Asian Pakistani household, and the emphasis on choosing a well-respected career.

No, You Don’t Have To Be A Native Speaker – Bilingualism Can Be An Advantage

‘The Wall Of Information Has Been Phenomenal’: Covering The Coronavirus Pandemic As A Science Reporter

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As a tiny non-profit, every penny really does make a huge difference. Currently, we’re trying to raise £500 a month to run the next round of our fellowship – can you help us?

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