I am reaching out on behalf of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism to extend an invitation to your students.
Reporting Begins Here: The 2024 Weekend Workshop will take place Saturday, November 2, 2024, from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM in Pulitzer Hall on Columbia’s campus.
Participants will have the opportunity to attend four hands-on workshops led by our esteemed faculty:
- “Democracy and the Press” with Professor Margaret Sullivan
- “AI and Journalism” with Professor Mark Hansen
- “Local Reporting in NYC” with Professor Joanne Faryon
- “Climate Storytelling” with Professor Sebastian Tuinder (Columbia Journalism ’21)
CUNY students can register to attend at the following link: Weekend Workshop CUNY Registration.
Further, we are excited to announce that the application for the 2025-2026 academic year is now open, and there is no fee to apply. To learn more about our upcoming admissions events, you can visit our website here, and for information on virtual events, click here.
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New reporting fellowship for college student journalists to explore how young people are responding to the climate crisis
PBS News Student Reporting Labs (SRL) is launching a new fellowship opportunity for student journalists attending college.
SRL is seeking stories about how young people are working on solutions to respond to the climate crisis and other environmental issues.
Potential pitches could be about young scientists, artists, activists, entrepreneurs, or other Gen Z change-makers. Does their approach work? What are the limitations? How can what they’re doing provide insight to other people?
Selected student journalists will work together in small teams to produce video stories during the spring 2025 semester. Accepted students will each receive a $500 stipend, professional mentorship from SRL staff, and access to professional equipment to film and edit. SRL will also cover the costs of lodging and transportation if travel is required to produce the story.
This opportunity is for students ages 18-25 from underrepresented backgrounds. Successful applicants must have some video journalism experience and be enrolled in post-secondary education, including trade school, community college, or a 4-year college or university.
Learn more and apply here by Friday, December 6, 2024. Have a question? Email SRL’s Editorial Director Marie Cusick at marie@reportinglabs.org
