Lunchtime talk with Egiimaa Tsolmonbaatar, a researcher at the Mongolian Center for Investigative Reporters. Her work spans disinformation, foreign influence operations, and the use of AI in newsroom processes. Over lunch, she'll share a bit about her work with Factcheck.mn, including how disinformation shows up on the ground in Mongolia, how foreign influence and misleading narratives circulate on social media…
Calling all alumni: Join us for Homecoming 2026, where we'll explore how journalists are building independent media brands, cultivating audiences directly, and navigating sustainable careers in a rapidly evolving media landscape.
Ahead of your summer internships, Kate Parkinson is holding lunchtime safety sessions to refresh your skills on digital safety, reporting from protests, talking to editors about risk, and protecting your mental health. You’ll leave with a personal safety plan you can use all summer. There will be pizza. Sign up here.
Ahead of your summer internships, Kate Parkinson is holding lunchtime safety sessions to refresh your skills on digital safety, reporting from protests, talking to editors about risk, and protecting your mental health. You’ll leave with a personal safety plan you can use all summer. There will be pizza. Sign up here.
What does newsroom leadership look like in the age of AI? Six journalists, strategists and media executives from around the world spent the past four months finding out. Join a public showcase of the AI Journalism Lab: Leaders, a tuition-free program offered by J+ at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, with support from Microsoft. Six participants…
This is the Newmark SPJ Club's first event – a meet & greet event to introduce people to SPJ, along with an SPJ code of ethics jeopardy to engage people. Pizza and prizes will be available.
Photo club will be going on a color walk, followed by a debrief where participants will share photos they took.
AAJA will end the semester with mahjong and other activities.
a showcase of strategic projects from the Executive Program in News Innovation and Leadership at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY.
Journalists and newsroom leaders face a wide range of safety challenges—from online harassment and doxing to field reporting, digital security, and protecting their families. Yet for many small and community newsrooms, limited time and resources make it difficult to build proactive safety planning into day-to-day operations.