Free offers can generate big results
Generally speaking, there are two types of advertising. Image advertising, which is often referred to as institutional advertising, is designed to create a positive...
Help us promote! 2023 New England Journalism Student Scholarship’s
Once again this year, the Journalism Education Foundation of New England will award a number of scholarships to high school seniors and college students...
Registration is Open for Spring Classes at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications
The Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications is offering an array of courses this May, with topics including First Amendment and right to know...
2022 Statehouse Reporting Fellowship Deadline February 27
Calling all statehouse and regional reporters: Prepare for the contentious campaigns of 2022 and beyond by attending the National Press Foundation’s journalism training on...
New deadline for the 2023 Better Newspaper Competition!
We have extended the deadline to enter the region’s largest journalism recognition program to Monday, December 11, 2023.
It takes highly skilled, passionate, and determined individuals to...
Oboes and leadership
If you’ve been to a symphony concert, you’ve witnessed the cacophony of sound before the concert begins. Every instrument seems to be in its...
Funding Available to Attend the 2025 Radically Rural Summit Oct. 7-9 in Keene
Radically Rural, a grassroots movement based in Keene, New Hampshire, is once again opening its doors—and rolling out the welcome mat—for rural changemakers from...
New England High School Journalism Collaborative Spring Mixer on Thursday, April 25
The New England High School Journalism Collaborative is currently seeking dedicated volunteers to assist in the presentation of our program.
We invite you to attend...
We’ve got some explaining to do
People usually say “no” to things they don’t understand. It’s a salesperson’s job to help prospects understand what he or she is selling. What...
Sunshine Week Participation Around New England
Last week was Sunshine Week and we are pleased that so many New England publications ran an editorial on the importance of open government...