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Factchequeado ayudar a cerrar las brechas en las necesidades de información de la población hispanohablante en Estados Unidos.

You'll find tips designed to help you and your team assess risks, plan for various situations and react appropriately when faced with physical threats.

This month, API is partnering with the International Women’s Media Foundation to share election safety tips from their Newsroom Safety Across America initiative. IWMF and [...]

What is a Critical Conversation? | Printable discussion guide News organizations often use blueprints from previous years to plot out their election coverage plans. But while past [...]

What is a Critical Conversation? | Printable discussion guide When describing a politician or political group in stories, it’s easy to reach for labels — conservative, liberal, [...]

If newsrooms are going to deliver on promises to become more diverse, engage better, improve coverage of communities of color or build trust within marginalized communities, they need to be held accountable for when they fail to deliver on promises. That is why we are adding accountability to the Index.

You cannot improve journalism — much less engagement, trust and inclusion — without building structures that hold news workers and outlets accountable for their actions.

A community advisory committee can help a newsroom in various ways, from informing a newsroom on specific topics to helping guide news coverage.

API's summit on Elections, Trust and Democracy led to a 5-step process for how news organizations can do this work now — and year-round.

Asset mapping — identifying a community’s official and unofficial existing resources — can be an important groundwork for engagement.