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Urban Reporting Program Highlights

Program Highlights Include:

  • Guest lecturers, from seasoned journalists to the city’s movers and shakers
  • Hands-on projects using New York City as your own laboratory
  • Behind-the-scenes tours of city agencies and media outlets
  • Exploring New York City’s diverse racial, ethnic and religious communities
  • Internships at major media companies in the city or across the nation
  • State-of-the-art interactive and multi-media technology to improve community life

You Will Learn How To:

  • Report on overlooked communities, covering the gamut of local concerns
  • Cultivate news sources, from experts and power brokers, to those whose voices are rarely heard
  • Translate city budgets into stories with human faces
  • Cover current legislative issues and city elections
  • Navigate a wide range of public record databases
  • Apply in-depth reporting skills to uncover corruption and malfeasance
  • Analyze the impact of ethnic, racial and religious diversity on the city’s development
  • Report on the sources of economic decision-making
  • Delve deeply into the roots of the city’s systemic social problems
  • Report on land use controversies
  • Produce news stories on deadline for the NYCity News Service
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