Establishing a peer support network or becoming a peer supporter is not as complicated as it may sound, according to a panel of experts at this year’s Mental Health Journalism Summit.

A side-by-side comparison of eight tools for extracting tabular data from documents, using multiple kinds of documents, from DocumentCloud.

Newsrooms often devote more time to fact-checking during election season—for good reason! These tools can make the most of yours.

At SRCCON 2023, we talked about the spaces we’ve lost, why we miss them, and what we can do to take power back from platforms.

Secret Canada is an investigation and a public-service teaching tool. Advice about record requests can inspire your readers, too.

How to tailor guidance for your audience, and come up with a plan for keeping it up-to-date.

We need more accurate and nuanced stories, and the Trans Journalists Association is building a community and resources to help.

How Documented fought for data about businesses that have stolen from their workers, and what you need to know to do this kind of project in your state.

Here’s how to use these tools and techniques to bring “receipts from streets” with little-to-no code.

Scattered errors and hallucinated data make it an exploratory tool, not a shortcut to analysis.

When news organizations say they support diversity efforts but their actions say otherwise, teams and communities lose faith.

How the LAT Data and Graphics team uses GitHub Actions to keep code and data in one place, and track scraper history for free.

“Small data”—the kind you might have to get out and collect yourself—can uncover the deeply personal history of a place.

At the beginning of a working relationship, you act with more transparency as you get to know the other person. That same transparency is necessary for the after.

Not every internship is going to end with a job offer. Here’s how you can give your interns a boost as they enter the job market.

We recently received a request from a resident in Lincoln County, asking for assistance in locating data related to digital inclusion, in order to help enroll residents who qualify for the FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit. Information that can answer this question is collected by the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey—the summary tables provide details on household computer availability and internet subscriptions, poverty status at various levels of the federal poverty line, and SNAP receipt. What the tables don’t provide is the intersection of these characteristics. To answer this, we need the microdata or individual record data. Here’s how we went about answering this question.

Newsrooms must create ways for people to learn to lead without pushing people into management.

Going beyond a seat at the table for journalists of color.

When I first found out that there were things I needed to fix to make my work in journalism more accessible, I went about it the same way I learned to code: going with the solution that appears most commonly among search results. I’ve spent the past year trying to course-correct by making an active effort to learn more.

You don’t have to tell EVERYONE how much money you currently or have made in order to participate in salary transparency.