AI Isn’t the End of Journalism
Like the internet, generative AI can be a starting point for reporters, if used responsibly.
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How to Film News Videos Using Your Phone
Shoot quality video on your phone using these handy tips from NBC News producers.
What News Reporters Need in Their Demo Reel
Learn what news reporters can include in their resume reel to grab the attention of hiring managers.
Affirmative Action Has Been Gutted. Here’s What That Means for Students.
Here’s what students need to know about the Supreme Court’s decision to end race-based college admissions.
Copy Editors Are the Unsung Heroes of the Newsroom
One comma can change a whole sentence. Learn how NBC News’ copy editors ensure articles are clear and accurate.
How Journalists Can Responsibly Report on Transgender Athletes
The people most affected by anti-trans athlete laws are not elite athletes — they’re trans kids. Speak to them.
The Truth About Name Bias
Name discrimination can impact many parts of people’s lives, but names can also be a source of inner strength.
Why Young Journalists Are Prioritizing Mental Health Over Ambition
The pandemic and overworked parents have showed younger generations the power of taking care of themselves.
Understanding Juneteenth
Learn how Juneteenth became a national holiday, and its importance within American history.
How to Find LGBTQ+ Voices for Any Story
Learn how to find LGBTQ+ sources from Tiara Chiaramonte of ‘TODAY All Day.’
The Future of Digital Media, According to the Women Who Watched It Implode
Female newsroom leaders discuss the lessons learned from a decade of chasing clicks and virality.
‘Crazy,’ ‘Unhinged’ and Other Stigmatizing Words Journalists Should Avoid
Coverage of the Jordan Neely killing has sparked conversations about how journalists can more responsibly report on mental health.
Reporting on LGBTQ Stories? Here’s What You Need to Know
No one in the LGBTQ community wants to be referred to in language that they don’t feel comfortable with.
Understanding Pride
Pride is a chance to reflect on the LGBTQ community’s ongoing fight for equality.
Understanding the Tulsa Race Massacre
Learn about how Oklahoma’s “Black Wall Street” was burned to the ground by a white mob in 1921.
Don’t Use ‘Internment’ to Describe Japanese American WWII Camps
‘Incarceration’ or ‘imprisonment’ are more accurate terms.
How to Find Underrepresented Voices for Your News Story
Get a behind-the-scenes look at finding sources, as NBC Nightly News’ Michelle Cho reports on American Chinatowns.
Misconceptions About Military Veterans
NBCUniversal employees who served in the U.S. military discuss their experiences and share best practices when reporting on veterans.
Choose Your Best Clips to Get That News Job
Learn tips for creating an impressive portfolio of your journalism work.
Immigration Stories Need Immigrant Voices
With Title 42 expiring, here are a few things journalists should consider in their immigration coverage.
Why News Graphics Are Vital to Storytelling
See how graphics enhance storytelling in news, from displaying quotes to explaining complex statistics.
Why the Term ‘Asian American’ Often Isn’t Specific Enough
With dozens of languages and ethnicities, it’s time to rethink when to use the umbrella term ‘Asian American.’
Understanding Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
Learn about Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.
Meet ‘The Emancipator,’ the News Outlet Aiming to Eradicate Racism
The antiracist publication doesn’t just report on inequities — it’s eager to find solutions.
