In 2019 HuffPost in the UK started a collaboration with Birmingham City University which led to them launching the HuffPost School of Journalism in Birmingham. The UK's second largest city isn't the o...

In a more and more polarized world with elections being the target of misinformation, fact-checkers have become part of the worldwide conversation around the battle against it. Their work is diminishe...

Italian pride. Honor. Homeland. Loyalty. Sacrifice. These are the watchwords of the new Italian extreme right who are indoctrinated in the cult of authoritarianism, violence and xenophobia. Paolo Beri...

A growing number of news organizations are finding ways to build a sustainable business to fund their journalism, even as cost-cutting continues and global revenues in the news industry are likely to ...

With political challenges abounding in the Arab region, a number of independent media outlets have risen from the margin with an active progressive political positioning in mind, and an experimental a...

As whole, journalism can be a particularly dangerous industry – journalists around the world are threatened, harassed, censored, attacked, jailed, and even killed with alarming regularity. But when ...

Chief editor Irene Pasquetto will illustrate how to produce and publish a research article on the topic of mis- and disinformation on the new, peer-reviewed research journal The Harvard Kennedy School...

This workshop digs into examples of rumors and false claims spread on WhatsApp in Brasil to provide a guide to investigating and verifying content in messaging apps. Drawn from material in the new Ver...

From the United States to the Marshall Islands to Pakistan and the Philippines, countries around the world are experiencing rising rates of floods, heatwaves and natural disasters. Climate change is a...

More and more newsrooms are using advanced techniques like machine learning and AI to get or tell stories. In this demo, John Keefe of Quartz will help you understand how, when and where these techniq...