Whether you're a newsroom of one or part of a larger ethnic media collective, learning to leverage AI for SEO can dramatically increase your visibility, grow your audience, and ensure your brand ranks in search. With shrinking newsrooms and rising automation, mastering AI-driven SEO is no longer optional — it's essential for survival and growth.
This training is designed to equip small publishers and journalists with practical tools to strengthen marketing communication, walk through steps on to build a compelling media brand, and monetize both print and digital platforms.
This training will equip participants with practical techniques to create strong, engaging photographs using the phone they already carry.
NOTE: THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. Farms are facing unprecedented climate impacts, swift funding cuts, policy changes and a targeted agricultural labor force under the current administration. Paralleling this, journalists…
The International Reporting and Bilingual Journalism programs invite the community to the screening of the film "A Dangerous Assignment" with Roberto Deniz (Investigative journalist), Juan Andres Ravell (director of the…
Immigrant and non-citizen journalists face unique risks—visa denials, border restrictions, arrests, and deportations. This panel will spotlight high-profile cases, including Rümeysa Öztürk and Mario Guevara, and examine how U.S. law is shaping press freedom. This event is part of the Fall 2025 Safety Series, a three-part program from the Newmark J-School’s Journalism Protection Initiative exploring the biggest threats to media safety and press freedom in the U.S.
AI search tools like Perplexity are gaining popularity in newsrooms for their ability to search information across different topics and complexity levels. In this session for Newmark J-School students, alumni, faculty, and staff, you’ll learn about how to use Perplexity for citation-based searching. You’ll also learn some caveats and have a chance to practice searching related to your own interests.
Please join us for a school-wide conversation with faculty and the directors of several of our centers on the growing erosion of press freedom in our country.
Learn how to locate relevant data sets. We’ll explore – employing real-life examples – how to mine NYC Open Data and other largely untapped sources of information.
In 1898, white supremacists waged a deadly coup to overthrow Wilmington, North Carolina’s democratically elected, multi-racial government. Join us for a film screening and conversation with the film’s directors, Brad Lichtenstein and Newmark J-School Professor Yoruba Richen, and executive producer Cameo George.
