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NUJ policy making – It could be YOU – At the Seaside!
• How does the NUJ decide policy? • Who gets to make these decisions and when?• It could be you,…
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Saving heritage of radical local media before it is lost for ever
Project captures voices from hyperlocal newspapers 1968-1988 By Phil Chamberlain & Professor Steve Poole The period from the mid-60s to…
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Wild Swans author Jung Chang welcomes interview in her mother tongue
Wild Swans became an international best seller and its author Jung Chang an international celebrity when it was published in…
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Found in translation – small acts of kindness in an era of horror
It took half a century to bring this story to an English speaking audience Some stories take longer than others…
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MP calls for AI “for people and planet”
Neil Duncan-Jordan, MP for Poole has called for an AI strategy “for the people and planet” saying that the public…
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How to get The Journalist delivered without breaking sweat
Are you feeling your age? You are not alone. Journalism, it turns out, is an ageing profession with only one…
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Call for better funding for disabled student journalists
Journalist Paul Jones has called for increased funding for training and better job opportunities for disabled student journalists trying to…
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It’s the Tolpuddle Festival – help the NUJ to celebrate and grow
The Tolpuddle Martyrs were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia in 1834 for “unlawful oaths” after forming a friendly society…
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Abuse of journalists for doing their jobs is a crime says Avon and Somerset police
Online abuse is unacceptable and should be reported as a crime, the head of Avon and Somerset police communications has…
