In the first of three AI for Community Media sessions, we'll look at ways to fight against misinformation and disinformation; and explore data scraping and analysis, and building graphics.
In the second of three AI for Community Media sessions, we'll approach AI with "cautious curiosity" and learn to harness tools to save time and work; and look at how to write prompts that prevent hallucinations and biases.
In the third of three AI for Community Media sessions, we'll explore what tools can do well and what they do poorly for journalists, and discuss the legal and ethical ramifications; and we'll work with prompts to create images and look at how to fact-check images.
The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY invites you to a special screening of Bad Press on Wednesday, April 2, from 5:00–7:30 p.m. This gripping documentary, winner of the Sundance Film Festival’s…
Wednesday, April 9: 6-7:30 Room 308 How can we bring attention to the people most affected by climate change into our reporting on the climate? Join a conversation with community organizers…
April 10, 1-2 p.m, Via Zoom Join Tat Bellamy Walker for a one-hour discussion about how trans journalists and allies can navigate safety, solidarity, and inclusion in today’s media environment.…
Let’s bring those memories back to life at Homecoming 2025, happening next Friday, May 9! Reconnect with fellow alums, and relive the spirit of J-School during a special conversation featuring WIRED’s Katie Drummond as…
SOLD OUT Join us for an exclusive evening with investigative journalist Karen Hao, in conversation with Brandy Zadrozny (NBC News), as Hao unveils her groundbreaking book on OpenAI's transformation from…
As the municipal election season heats up in New York City, learn how to cover political issues and candidates in your communities and engage readers.
Join us for a special discussion and interactive workshop with Filipino American, Japanese American, and South Asian American community archivists, as we commemorate AAPI Heritage Month.
