La Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos anuncia nueva versión de El Manual de Estilo Sobre las Comunidades LGBTQIA+
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists announces an English version of El Manual de Estilo sobre las Comunidades LGBTQIA+
The Reporters Committee Legal Defense and FOIA Hotline is available to journalists and media lawyers during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET)
The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker is documenting data from assaults, arrests, and other obstructions to journalist covering protests against police brutality since May 2020
Additional resources for journalists protection when covering elections and rallies.
The NAJA Tribal Nations Media Guide encourages reporters and editors to learn about the complexities of Indigenous nations and their varied communities.
The NAHJ Cultural Competence Handbook communicates the intersection of diversity, equity, & inclusion across all communities. The nonpartisan guide is readily available to newsrooms, media, students, j-schools, & the public.
2005 Network Brownout Report.
Disponible en Español
A resource guide to ensure the health and safety of journalist in the field.
Vita Activa is a free resource available to NAHJ members in search of mental and emotional support, digital safety, and psychology first aid. If you're experiencing trauma, crisis, burnout and stress; or facing gender based violences, Vita Activa is able to provide support and strategic solutions
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To guide the Elections Committee, board candidates, and voters through the NAHJ elections process.
Help make Twitter a safe space for conversations.