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Latin American data journalists unpack climate change reporting—from deforestation to drought

As part of the Knight Center’s “Inside the Newsroom” virtual series, reporters and editors from the region will discuss finding, verifying and interpreting data to cover the climate.

Printed issue of La Nación newspaper over a blurred background of an urban landscape of San José de Costa Rica.

Revocation of newspaper executives’ U.S. visas follows years of attacks from Costa Rican government

La Nación, a newspaper that reported on sexual harassment claims against ex-president Rodrigo Chaves, had faced sustained scrutiny from his administration.

Man facing away, his spine showing through his skin

Photographer chronicles 10 years of Argentina’s fumigated fields

Pablo Piovano, in an independent project, documented the impact of agrochemicals on children and workers in rural Argentina.

Photojournalist Sérgio Silva, who lost sight in his left eye after being hit by a rubber bullet fired by a police officer during a protest | Photo: Fernando Frazão/Agência Brasil

Brazil court ruling underscores risks for photojournalists on the front lines

A Supreme Court decision awarding damages to a photographer blinded while covering a protest highlights how attacks on journalists can discourage them from doing essential work.

“Climate journalism: investigative reporting for every beat”

Climate journalism: Free online course on investigative reporting for every beat

Learn to uncover the climate story through an investigative lens, connecting it to fossil fuels and clean energy, nature and food systems, heat and health, and the promises made by companies and governments.

Brazil’s Ctrl+Z aims to use journalism to pressure Big Tech

The nonprofit plans to collect whistleblower leaks and partner with newsrooms to hold platforms accountable. But should journalists be picking sides?

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What is the relationship between press freedom and peace? Journalists from the Americas weigh in

To mark World Press Freedom Day, LJR asked reporters, press advocates, professors and media executives about the theme for this year’s UNESCO celebrations: peace.

Robot en uniforme de guardia de indica avanzar mientras dispositivos móviles atraviesan el arco de rayos X.

To report on ‘cr1m3’ and ‘f3micide$,’ media must write in code to trick the algorithm

Media outlets and content creators are turning to "algospeak"—the alteration of words or the use of euphemisms—to maintain visibility and evade algorithmic restrictions.

Press freedom in Americas drops sharply amid global crackdown, RSF report finds

Press freedom is categorized as either “difficult” or “very serious” in half of the countries in the region, according to Reporters Without Borders’ annual ranking.

Substack for Journalists: Growing Your Audience and Impact

Substack for Journalists: Learn how to grow your audience and impact

Learn in this low-cost workshop how to turn Substack into the hub of a multi-platform strategy, with practical tools to grow your reach, deepen engagement and build a loyal readership.

For decades, Brazil has studied crime. Acting on it is another story

After 20 years reporting on public safety, journalist Cecília Oliver says the issue isn’t information, it’s political will.

How to turn social media into a reliable source of information

Spanish journalist and digital journalism expert Carmela Ríos gives five tips for filtering, organizing and analyzing the informational chaos of social media to uncover stories with journalistic value.