Training
TRAINING: Immigration reporting tools for journalists
Training will cover U.S. Census data on immigration at the community level and other valuable research sites and search tools.
Training will cover U.S. Census data on immigration at the community level and other valuable research sites and search tools.
Fellows graduate from this hands-on training program prepared to produce a major investigative or explanatory health reporting project in the months that follow.
The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government will host “Transparency in Practice,” a continuing legal education training seminar on Wednesday, June 8, at the Albuquerque Journal auditorium. The FOG continuing legal education course has been approved by the New Mexico State Bar for five general credits and one ethics credit. Read more…
This year, the Society of Professional Journalists Rio Grande Chapter is proud to be able to offer funding assistance to those wishing to attend. We will reimburse the first 25 attendees up to $150 in conference fees.
I remember the first time I faced gunfire as a journalist. I’d been covering political protests when my newspaper got a call one morning that “something” was going to happen in the city center. A bunch of journalists gathered at a street corner, waiting, when a man showed up with Read more…
Two weeks ago, I was a criminal justice reporter covering enterprise and investigative stories for the Las Vegas Optic. Now, like many of you, I find myself covering the COVID-19 pandemic.