New Ways: Reporting HIV & AIDS Today
This seminar took place on March 5 to upgrade your tools and tactics in covering HIV/AIDS.
Save the Date: New Ways to Cover HIV & AIDS Seminar March 5 in Atlanta
NLGJA is excited to be kicking off its New Ways to Cover HIV/AIDS Seminar Series. Save the date for the first workshop on March 5 in Atlanta.
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2016 UNITY Reporting Fellowship Application
UNITY: Journalists for Diversity is accepting applications for the UNITY student reporting fellowship. This is a rare opportunity for college students to develop immersive multimedia and reporting skills from all over the country.
NLGJA Gets a Multi-Year Grant to Deliver Training on Covering HIV/AIDS in the 21st Century
NLGJA is pleased to announce that it has received a grant renewable for up to five years from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to deliver journalism training that will enhance strategies and skills in covering HIV/AIDS.
Reporting on HIV and AIDS: A Primer
The Basics: Ask These Questions First Is HIV truly relevant in the news story? If not meaningfully linked, there is no need to mention it. What is your source for the HIV diagnosis? Do not rely on police reports or hearsay. If someone’s HIV status is relevant, make...
Thank You to the Guests and Sponsors of the 2015 Dateline:DC
Last Thursday, NLGJA presented Jeffrey Toobin, a senior legal analyst for CNN and staff writer at The New Yorker, with the Randy Shilts Award for LGBT Coverage at its annual Dateline:DC event. The NLGJA Randy Shilts Award annually honors a journalist who or organization which consistently brings stories of the LGBT community to life in mainstream media. We’d like to thank him for his work going the extra mile to ensure that all Americans are aware of the unique struggles LGBT people face.