Do you want to improve your journalistic career but don’t know where to begin? Look no further! This time Interhacktives brings five of the best newsletters from journalism organisations to keep up with the latest in the industry, whether you’re looking for a short Internet course to add to your CV, a summer internship or a generous grant to start that investigation you’ve always wanted to do.
IJnet
The International Journalism Network’s newsletter will fill your inbox with sweet worldwide opportunities to step up your career, it doesn’t matter if you are in Asia, Europe, Middle East or Africa.
Ranging from webinars, to scholarships, workshops, conferences abroad and international contests, your next milestone could be just a mailing list away! Fancy a fellowship to report the United Nations’ next General Assembly?
Reuters Institute
If you are concerned about the key issues the industry is currently facing (and want to know what’s being done to solve them), then this newsletter is for you. Brought twice a month by one of the most prestigious journalistic institutions in the UK, it also includes a calendar with free expert-led seminars with British journalists and the latest in journalism news.
Hackpack
This newsletter brings #WeeklyGigs to freelance journalists, photographers, video editors and fixers from all around the world. Hackpack will also keep you updated with festivals, contests and funding for investigations, just don’t forget to check the deadline to apply to that next big opportunity!
The Idea
The Atlantic’s newsletter is a must to stay updated with the business of media. Everything you need to know about Pod(cast) wars, binge reading, audience loyalty and more will be delivered in your inbox on a weekly basis. Plus, The Idea has a This made us smarter section and likes to finish their correspondence with a question of the week to always keep the debate going!
CONNECTAS
If you are interested in doing journalism in Latin America (or just want to keep it in your radar to practice your Spanish), then stop waiting and suscribe to CONNECTAS weekly bulletin. It does not only have the best journalistic reports on the region, but also has a grant that includes funding and advisory to execute that Latin American investigation you are thinking of doing.
