NCTJ launches Community Reporting Fund to continue the legacy of the Community News Project
The NCTJ announces the launch of the Community Reporting Fund (CRF), a new initiative to continue the vital work of the Community News Project (CNP).
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The NCTJ announces the launch of the Community Reporting Fund (CRF), a new initiative to continue the vital work of the Community News Project (CNP).
NCTJ ambassadors are attending careers events up and down the country to inspire young people about careers in journalism.
Staying safe online, editing videos for social media and pursuing your dream journalism career are just some of the topics discussed today at the NCTJ’s Community News Project (CNP) Conference.
The NCTJ will host a free online discussion panel with industry leaders to highlight threats to journalists’ safety and the impact on their mental health and wellbeing in the week of World Mental Health Day.
Journalism Diversity Fund (JDF) recipient Sanny Rudravajhala spent 10 intense days following the Tour of Britain to produce a podcast called On Yer Bike.
Schools and colleges around the country have the chance to win an exclusive, bespoke talk from a Financial Times journalist in the latest edition of the NCTJ’s Careers guide.
17-year-old CNP reporter Iona MacDonald invited to Holyrood after investigation exposing illegal vape sales to teenagers in Inverness.
Recipients of the NCTJ’s Journalism Diversity Fund (JDF) were given an exclusive session on money management by the Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign (FLIC).
Meta has confirmed it will not renew funding for the Community News Project (CNP) when its current phase draws to an end.
Community news reporter Lucinda Herbert used her Blackpool Gazette contacts to arrange a free day out to Blackpool Zoo for four-year-old Mabel Parry, who has Batten Disease.
As part of the NCTJ’s clearing campaign, we spoke with NCTJ students who had been through the clearing process themselves.