Resources
We Want to Help You and Your Students!
Illinois Journalism Education Association
Medill School
Northwestern University
1845 Sheridan Road
Evanston, IL 60208-2101
[email protected]
Few things are changing faster than journalism these days. All of us who work with student media have the obligation to keep up with those changes while remaining grounded in the fundamentals of accurate and fair nonfiction storytelling.
Each day on our Twitter feed we strive to post the latest tips and advice relevant to you and your students. We’ve also compiled — and continue to expand — one of the largest galleries of student publications in the country so that you can see what other Illinois high school journalism programs are doing.
For that and more, we invite you to visit the sections below to learn from and stay in touch with your peers.
Connect with Your Peers
Give or Receive Mentoring Help
Learn from the Experts
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Our links to journalism resources of all sorts
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IJEA member Cathy Wall’s superb list of journalism resources
See What Your Peers and Their Students Are Doing
Teach Your Students Illinois Scholastic Media Law and Ethics
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Our Media Law & Ethics Curriculum, prepared by our own Amanda Bright, MJE
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The web page of New Voices of Illinois, a project of the Student Press Law Center
NOTE: Another way in which we make resources available is through our Twitter feed. Follow us at “@IllinoisJEA” to receive links to outstanding tips and advice concerning all aspects of journalism and scholastic media.
