New York Times reporter Susanne Craig gives us the inside scoop on how the bombshell investigation into Donald Trump’s taxes came together.
In this workshop, we will learn how to get around a spreadsheet, import data sets into Excel, types of data stories, clean and format data, some useful formulas, and Pivot Tables (time permitting).
You'll come away with the basic skills to fact-check at any news outlet, and you'll also have tips on how you can apply these steps to your own work if you don’t have the luxury of working with a fact-checker.
This day-long workshop will start with a brief presentation of portraiture through various genres and a discussion of the essential skills required to shoot striking portraits.
"Solitary" takes an unprecedented look at life inside the Red Onion State Prison. Director Kristi Jacobson will discuss her film after the screening.
Learn how blockchains could help with integrity of news stories and micropayments for writers. Also learn what blockchains proponents think this could mean for the future of journalism and media.
This is a hands-on introductory workshop will take you through the basics of photogrammetry.
Alan Rusbridger, former editor-in-chief of The Guardian, will discuss his new memoir "Breaking News."
In this workshop, go over the skills journalists need to have when covering such communities that have long been either invisible in mainstream coverage, or hyper-visible in sensationalized and problematic ways.
Author Yochai Benkler tackles journalistic objectivity and the spread of misinformation in the age of Trump.
