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Sarah Koenig, host of the hit podcast, “Serial,” evoked her late father, a former advertising copywriter, during a speech accepting the RTDNA...

Jordan Wertlieb, president of Hearst Television, celebrated local journalism during a speech accepting the RTDNA Foundation’s 2023 First Amendment...

MSNBC President Rashida Jones argued forcefully for the role of commentary in journalism as she accepted the RTDNA Foundation Leonard Zeidenberg...

NPR's Chief Diversity Office Keith Woods accepts the RTDNA Foundation 2023 First Amendment Service Awards and, in doing so, explains why DEI is...

Cheryl Phillips, Faculty Director at the Stanford Computational Policy Lab, and Alain Stephens, West Coast Correspondent at The Trace, speak at the...

The Jail Data Initiative enables journalists to analyze demographic trends in jails county-by-county.

Mark Walker, investigative reporter for the New York Times, and Mickey Osterreicher, general counsel at the National Press Photographers...

The RTDNA Foundation is now accepting applications for our 2023 scholarship and fellowship programs. Applications are due March 31. Apply now!...

Promotions mean more than running a topical in prime. Finding the audience is the first step.

Understanding what your viewers really need out of your newscast is the first step to growing ratings.

Shimon Prokupecz covered the Brooklyn subway shooting, the George Floyd protests, the Pulse nightclub shooting, and the Uvalde shooting. He shared...

Insha Rahman, a vice president at the Vera Institute of Justice. Rahman and Josh Hinkle of KXAN shared ways to provide context to the complicated...