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Weekly email with three solutions stories illustrating responses that work, pivoting off the latest news moments.
Have you attended a solutions journalism in-person training or webinar, but need some help formulating a solutions pitch or carrying-out the reporting? Or are you eager for a space to talk through solutions story ideas? These workshops are open to journalists who have completed an in-person SJN core training or online webinar. We’ll answer any of your lingering questions from the training, discuss the finer points of solutions reporting, and leave ample time for conversation about the story ideas or projects you’re working on. Our goal? You walking away with a story outline.
The Hub spoke, SJN listened, and now we're ready to make it happen: a mentorship program.
Though the idea of an SJN-Coordinated Mentorship Program has long been in the works, we’ve never quite been sure of how to put our pedal to the metal: Should it be in-person, or over-the-net? Should it be short-term, or long-term? What should the output be (if any), and how can SJN help guide you there?
That’s why we’ve decided to simply ask you! What would your dream mentorship program look like? If you think you even MIGHT be interested in being a mentee or a mentor (or both), then fill out the General Interest form below, and we’ll be in touch!
GENERAL INTEREST FORM
We now offer small travel grants to journalists in the Hub looking to report on solutions outside of their community. Funds are available to journalists who attend an in-person training or webinar. Please fill out the application and we'll get back to you with more details if you're eligible.
LEARN MORE AND APPLYHelp us grow our database of solutions stories! Please enter the following information. Our staff will review the story, and if it meets our criteria (see below), it will be added to the Solutions Story Tracker®.
If you want to get notified when your story is added, register or login before submitting stories here.
Great suggestion! So great, that we already have that story listed in the Solutions Story Tracker®. View it here.
It may take a few weeks to see your piece in the Solutions Story Tracker®, as we have a backlog of submissions longer than Ben Hur that we’re diligently working to eliminate. We appreciate your patience.
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Weekly email with three solutions stories illustrating responses that work, pivoting off the latest news moments.
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If you can provide a space, we’re always happy to do in-person trainings for newsroom teams. Our core training explains what solutions journalism is and how to employ it as an additional tool in your reporting.
A member of our team will be in touch soon.
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