He will teach television and broadcast journalism.
Cynthia DuBose, a McClatchy senior vice president, will kick off the weeklong seminar with an exclusive keynote conversation
Record number of requests prompts IFCN to announce temporary pause on new Code of Principles applications
She will teach journalism ethics, leadership and craft in both English and Spanish.
The celebration will be at the Bowtie Ball Nov. 18 at the J.W. Marriott Water Street in Tampa, Florida.
These newsrooms will spend seven months learning to create more accurate and comprehensive community narratives about public safety
Virtual training to help up to 80 public media leaders advance their organizations’ digital capabilities
CPB-funded training to foster innovation across public media system
Plus, new impact survey shows the long-term benefits of this Poynter program
Partnership between Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network and Google and YouTube will support fact-checking initiatives worldwide
These 31 leaders will convene at Poynter March 26-31 for a week of transformational learning, led by new program director Kate Cox
The board consists of a diverse cross-section of media executives and award-winning journalists who advise Poynter on trends and opportunities
Participants could determine if an online news story was true or false nearly 85% of the time, research from Stanford Social Media Lab finds.
Poynter continues to expand its teaching capacity to help journalists innovate and evolve.
These 27 executives will begin the yearlong program, recognized for its unique tools, coaching support and interconnected alumni network, on Jan. 9.
The third and final 2022 cohort will convene Dec. 4-9, with a keynote from Tracie Powell.
These 29 journalists of color will convene at Poynter Oct. 9-14, 2022, to expand their impact as media leaders and change agents.
Poynter’s esteemed writing workshop will take place in person for the first time since 2019.
The celebration will happen at the Bowtie Ball on Nov. 12 in Tampa.
This group of 29 leaders will convene at Poynter in St. Petersburg, Florida, the week of Sept. 18.
Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network will distribute $450K to help fact-checkers debunk claims on the world’s most popular messaging app.
Nelson Poynter, owner of the St. Petersburg Times and founder of a nonprofit later renamed The Poynter Institute, died on Thursday, June 15, 1978.
Judy Woodruff, Asha Rangappa, Donie O'Sullivan, Eric Deggans and others will join this second annual celebration of facts Sept. 27-29.
The speaker series will stoke civil, thoughtful expression and promote a deeper understanding of democracy and the issues of the day.
The Legal Support Fund will help cover the costs fact-checkers ensue while facing unlawful charges.
Fact-checkers and political reporters will learn how researchers determine the validity of data to better inform audiences.
They will receive cross-disciplinary training and spark innovation at their news organizations throughout the intensive, yearlong program.
These 16 writers will convene virtually Nov. 18-21 to share their stories and their voices.
More than 50 journalists from news organizations across the country are accelerating their careers through a yearlong program.
More than 50 emerging journalists, representing some of the biggest names in journalism, are participating in the yearlong career accelerator program.
They will convene at Poynter the week of May 15, marking a return to in-person programming.
The segments will star and be written by a trained group of college correspondents
Participants will test strategies to address online harassment in newsrooms and help find solutions for professionals facing similar challenges.
Orsi brings more than three decades as a veteran journalist and editor to the nonprofit’s governing board.
The free digital media literacy program teaches Spaniards how to be more critical consumers of online content.
GlobalFact 9, hosted by the International Fact-Checking Network at Poynter, will take place in Oslo, Norway, June 22-25, 2022.
Eligible applicants can receive up to $50,000 to launch, innovate and scale fact-checking solutions on the world’s largest messaging app.
The grant supports mentoring partnerships between seasoned professionals and fact-checking organizations worldwide.
Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network will distribute $800K to help grantees scale efforts to disprove false claims about climate change.
The collaboration helps fact-checkers uphold the principles of truth and transparency in their verification efforts.
Portuguese speakers can sign up to receive daily digital media literacy tips from Brazilian journalists Lillian Witte Fibe and Boris Casoy.
The latest course from MediaWise teaches Turkish adults how to discern fact from fiction online, one text message at a time.
The program will empower older adults in Brazil, Spain and Turkey to be more critical consumers of online content.
After third-party review, Poynter’s MediaWise program is a verified signatory of the International Fact-Checking Network’s code of principles
Jorgenson joins an established roster of prominent journalists and social media influencers to help young people tell fact from fiction online.
Students from across the nation will help their peers spot misinformation online and in social media
MediaWise en Español will teach Spanish speakers over 50 how to spot misinformation online with news ambassadors José Díaz-Balart and Julio Vaqueiro.
The free fact-checking course teaches French citizens how to separate fact from fiction on the internet and social media.
The digital transformation program offers executive coaching and strategies for local newsrooms to increase their value to their communities.
These 27 executives will begin the yearlong program, recognized for its unique tools, coaching support and interconnected alumni network, on Jan. 10.
The program kicks off the week of Jan. 10, and coaches will guide the 2022 MTC Fellows throughout the program and beyond.
Read brings more than three decades as a philanthropy executive to the global hub for journalistic excellence.
Poynter and MediaWise announce a new class of Campus Correspondents
The IFCN welcomes Enock Nyariki as community and impact manager and Deirdre Gonsalves as program officer.
These 20 media executives make up the most racially diverse fellowship class in the program's 14-year history.
In 1975, Nelson Poynter, the owner of the St. Petersburg Times, wrote a memo with explicit instructions about how the paper should cover his death.
The program will connect subject matter experts with partners seeking to scale their fact-checking efforts.
The third class will take place digitally in November with a keynote from Swati Sharma.
The Emmy Award winner shared an exclusive live tour of our nation’s center, advice for journalists and students and glimpses of his day-to-day life.
The collaboration will support today’s fact-checking professionals and prepare the next generation of journalists.
The schedule for the intensive, five-day leadership program for journalists of color is also now available.
Global Fact 8, hosted by Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network, will take place online Oct. 20-23, 2021.
The second of three classes will take place digitally in September with a keynote from Millie Tran and Stacy-Marie Ishmael.
The first of three classes will gather in Poynter’s interactive online learning environment for a week of leadership training in May.
The Foundation supports Poynter through formal fundraising efforts and is composed of prominent community leaders.
Örsek will continue overseeing Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network as its director.
In partnership with the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR), the program will offer capacity-building skills to newsrooms from 20 nations.
The first of three classes will come to Poynter in February for intensive leadership training, kicked off by HuffPost editor-in-chief Lydia Polgreen.
The second of three classes will convene digitally in September for intensive leadership training, kicked off by NPR’s Korva Coleman.
The third of three classes will take place digitally in October with a keynote from Charo Henríquez of The New York Times.
The project, FactChat, lead to the creation of a WhatsApp chatbot and two Spanish-language fact-checking units
WGBH’s “Internet Expert” show joins other VidSpark projects from The Star Tribune in Minneapolis and WTSP in Tampa Bay, Florida.
This yearlong accelerator program will offer just-in-time support for student journalists grappling with the coronavirus, among other challenges.
YouTube, via the Google News Initiative, is funding this new Fact-Checking Development Grant Program.
We are dedicated to supporting the industry in creative, relevant, collaborative ways.
Poynter's International Fact-Checking Network led the creation of the chatbot to make its database of 4,000+ COVID-19 hoaxes easily accessible
The Center is made possible by a $5 million grant from Craig Newmark Philanthropies.
Founding director Alexios Mantzarlis leaves after establishing the IFCN as the leading advocate for the fact-checking community worldwide.
Kelly McBride, SVP & Chair of the Craig Newmark Center for Ethics and Leadership at Poynter, to Serve as Editorial Advisor