PNAF-JTCP
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Journalism training focuses on keeping journalists safe in hostile environments
This month’s session of the PNA Foundation Journalism Training Certification Program provided practical advice for journalists working in high-risk environments such as protests and other volatile situations. Moderated by Paula Knudsen Burke, senior […]
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Essential Tips for Staying Safe on the Job
Best practices for journalists On January 12, PNA hosted the eleventh session of the PNA Foundation Journalism Training Certification Program. Attendees gained safety best practices, including managing interactions with public […]
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AI Promises & Pitfalls: Practical Guidance for Using AI Wisely
AI is neither a miracle nor a menace. It’s a powerful amplifier—of our strengths and our blind spots. The organizations and individuals who thrive will be the ones who use […]
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Collaborative Journalism – mining the community to ensure all voices are heard
Citizen journalism has become a defining force in how information travels. Smartphones, social platforms, and community networks allow ordinary people to document events in real time. At the same time, […]
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On Deadline in Harm’s Way: A Survival Guide for Journalists on the Front Lines of Civil Unrest (Philadelphia)
Trauma, Burnout, and Safety: A Survival Toolkit for Journalists Join us in person in Philadelphia for this can’t miss session. Two sessions in one day covering the much needed tools […]
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Data Journalism in Election Integrity
Elections generate enormous amounts of structured and unstructured data—voter rolls, precinct results, turnout patterns, campaign finance disclosures, and misinformation trends. Data journalists help the public understand what’s real, what’s misleading […]
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Core Principles of Journalism Ethics and Common Ethical Dilemmas
Journalism shapes public understanding, influences decisions, and holds power to account. Ethical lapses—fabrication, bias, conflicts of interest—can erode trust quickly. This session explores the principles that guide responsible reporting and […]
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First Amendment – Court Access: Transparency as a structural safeguard, not a courtesy
The Pennsylvania Constitution guarantees that “all courts shall be open” and the U.S. Supreme Court has long recognized that the First Amendment mandates open courts as essential to democratic accountability. […]
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First Amendment – General Newsgathering: Core Principles of Newsgathering Rights
The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the right to receive information. Journalists have the same access as any member of the public: public streets […]
