Each year, the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association and PNA Foundation provide events and training for the various departments of news media companies. These opportunities allow news media organizations to gather virtually for webinars and roundtables or in-person for regional or statewide workshops and events to expand their revenue generation, management skills, and industry knowledge through educational sessions, outstanding speakers and networking opportunities.
Please help us plan the best training opportunities for you by completing our 2026 Training Survey by Jan. 16.
Upcoming Training & Events
Scholastic Journalism Week
Press Under Pressure The Journalism Education Association will celebrate Scholastic Journalism Week Feb. 23-27, 2026. This year’s theme is “Press Under Pressure”. In an era of contested truth and rampant misinformation, “Press […]
PNA Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting
- Location: Virtual
- Contact: Teresa Shaak
- Email: Send Email
- Phone: 717-703-3003
By invitation only, this PNA Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting will be held virtually on Monday, Feb. 23.
PNA Board of Directors Meeting
- Location: Virtual
- Contact: Teresa Shaak
- Email: Send Email
- Phone: 717.703.3003
By invitation only, this PNA Foundation Board of Directors Meeting will be held virtually on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
PFAS 101: Putting Together the Puzzle
- Location: Virtual
- Contact: Sadie Hericz
- Email: Send Email
- Phone: 717-703-3062
PFAS 101: Putting Together the Puzzle is an informational webinar hosted by the Mid-Atlantic Biosolids Association in partnership with the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association focused on emerging PFAS concerns and […]
To view a list of past PNA Foundation webinars available for downloading, visit our Archived Training page.
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Please consider a tax-deductible donation to the PNA Foundation in support of these free or low-cost sessions that help the PA news industry.