Journalists across the country and the world are working tirelessly to keep the public informed about the rapidly developing novel coronavirus, and it’s exhausting. But we have much more reporting ahead of us.
Read MoreOregon’s records law remains the public’s ally. Thanks to the law, prosecutors have secured public corruption convictions that include a Portland city manager. The law’s use has triggered important reforms and millions in savings.
Read MoreWe submitted these comments to Oregon’s Public Records Advisory Council for the Jan. 22, 2020 meeting in response to discussions about changing the role of the Advocate.
Read MoreThe Reporter’s Committee for the Freedom of the Press chose Oregon as one of five states for its Local Legal Initiative. RCFP will hire an attorney based in Oregon to provide pro bono legal support to local news organizations for a minimum of two years.
Read MoreOn Friday, Jan. 10, join Portland journalists/musicians (and their musician friends) in raising money to benefit the Northwest Emerging Journalists Internship.
Read MoreSubmit your best work from 2019 to SPJ Region 10’s annual contest, the Northwest Excellence in Journalism contest, by February 15, 2020.
Read MoreThe Oregon Territory Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists has an opening on its eight-member volunteer board of directors.
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