🚨ICYMI: @spj_newengland sat down with legendary reporter @g_knapp to talk about his incredible career covering UFOs, Area 51 and more 👽🛸. He’s a 6x Emmy winner, 7x AP Mark Twain honoree & 2x Murrow awardee.
▶️Watch the replay now: https://t.co/2XRRFx4g8M
SPJ strongly condemns the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s decision to deny KFOR-TV journalists access to a news conference with State Superintendent Ryan Walters in Oklahoma City.
Read our full statement: https://t.co/otnszZyrTJ
As the "closed-door trial" of @WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich started on Wednesday, @pressfreedom "denounced it as a travesty of justice and renewed its call for the journalist’s immediate release." #FreeEvan#IStandWithEvan https://t.co/9WRIepOSZy
"Tell the truth. Report the truth. Disturb the order of things. Find a way to get in the way and make a little noise with your pens, your pencils and with your cameras." — John Lewis #FreePressFriday
📬 David Newell, AKA Mr. McFeely, grew up with three newspapers in Pittsburgh! What's his hope for local journalism? That print media grow and entice a new generation of readers! 🗞️
Learn more about how we're celebrating local journalism at https://t.co/TGz2Yw8qVu 🎉 @PointParkU
For all my fellow Pittsburgh journalists, hoping you can attend this great event! Come network or just have a drink and relax. Hope to see you all there!
SPJ urges action after investigative reporter @BrittanyHailer wins landmark settlement against Allegheny County Jail. This is believed to be the first time a journalist has won a legal settlement against gag rules on workers in public agencies. https://t.co/Rg0sltBgof
As more layoffs are being announced, a reminder that SPJ has put together a webpage with resources for journalists who have been laid off. There are links to community aid, mental health resources, job boards and more. https://t.co/jj0vMS2YBD
"We need not only the giants but small voices you can find nowhere else than in community journalism. Democracy begins in the small town, in the city hall, in the county council." — Rick Hutzell #FreePressFriday
Thrilled that @latimes is platforming @knightcolumbia's first short doc "Flashpoint," a timely chronicle of #journalists who were assaulted or arrested by police while reporting at protests. In collaboration with @JoelSimonSays & @AshantiBlaize. Watch: https://t.co/nnC7f6tTQ0
I applaud @AshantiBlaize for being a president of a journalism organization and speaking out to defend the job we do and when we are not treated fairly. Now this is being a true leader. @spj_tweets
Why do journalism ethics matter? SPJ Professional Standards and Ethics Committee member @clairemariereg1 says, "As journalists, we must hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards. Democracy depends on it." #SPJEthicsWeek https://t.co/scYvsQ8fWK
Journalist Catherine Herridge testified at a hearing today on Capitol Hill: "I hope that I am the last journalist who has to spend two years in the federal courts fighting to protect my confidential sources."
https://t.co/yf8QLT2bSy
@C__Herridge “Forcing a reporter to disclose confidential sources would have a crippling effect on investigative journalism,” said Catherine Herridge. "If you cannot offer a source a promise of confidentiality as a journalist, your toolbox is empty.”
https://t.co/i4Sz7AkjnM