Mallory Carra

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Newsletter editors explain how to find your niche, trust your voice and strategize getting paid subscriptions.

Whether your are looking for audio journalism jobs on listservs or combing LinkedIn for a digital role, here's how to curate your search.

From niche newsletters to network news segments, learn how to build sources and credibility in your journalism beat.

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Positive news stories can veer into corny clickbait. But these good news sites cover the helpers, changemakers and innovators in communities.

There are over 700 Asian American news and media outlets in the U.S. From Pacific Islander news to science platforms, learn more here.

Between the economy and education, there is no shortage of angles for local journalists to cover when it comes to national news.

Regional tropes like "coastal elite," "urban" and "average American" may be a quick way to evoke an image, but they're not fair or accurate.

Reporters are going viral for insensitive coverage of the California wildfires. Here's how journalists can do better.

Meet the organizations ensuring the next generation can detect misinformation and get educated on media literacy.

Should you follow sources on Instagram? Flippantly use emoji? Learn how to be friendly without being friends. (Vesnaandjic / Getty Images) At a movie premiere in 2023, journalist Sebastián Garrido was the next in line to interview one of the…

The pandemic exposed how integral childcare is to everyday American life. Journalists took note. Journalist Chabeli Carrazana covered the economy when she first joined The 19th, a nonprofit newsroom focused on gender, politics and policy. But it…

During an interview at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in July, former President Donald Trump accused Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris — who is of Indian and Jamaican descent — of deciding to “turn Black.” Many…

Journalists who’ve experienced harassment offer advice for dealing with the trolls. (FG Trade/Getty Images) From the moment Angela Chen appeared as an on-air reporter in Houston, viewers sent her messages on social media. Most had nothing to do with…

Here’s how to make connections even when situations seem overwhelming. (PeopleImages/Getty Images) After college graduation, I attended my first Asian American Journalists Association convention, excited to network and meet other journalists. But at…

There are lessons, even a little hope, to take away from an employer’s silent rejection. (Pheelings Media/Getty Images) A few years ago, multimedia journalist Andrea Kramar connected with a TV network recruiter who thought she’d be perfect for an…

Newsrooms have been leaning into trauma-informed journalism in recent years. Here’s what that means. When NBC News reporter Nicole Acevedo was assigned a story about the impact of President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan in 2022, she set…

Journalists must first learn the histories of racial tropes if they want to stop perpetuating them. Before Will Schick became a journalist, he served in the United States Marine Corps. He was one of only a few Asian Americans in his 2007 training…

There are many reasons a journalism education still matters. (milanvirijevic/Getty Images) At a recent get-together with friends, I mentioned to an acquaintance that I teach journalism at the University of Southern California. “Maybe you should talk…