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January Lunch and Learn: Tools and tips to meet your goals
During January’s Lunch and Learn, AHCJ’s freelance members focused on practical, tactical tools that make their lives easier.
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Why health journalists should write more about shooting survivors
Amplifying the voices of shooting survivors is critical for understanding the full extent of firearm violence.
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Interactive maps offer ‘more complete picture’ of firearm violence
The Hope and Heal Fund collected, analyzed, and mapped existing data on where firearm suicides were taking place in California.
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‘The system is broken’: Addressing the dire need for cultural competency in health care
It’s crucial for journalists to understand the role cultural competence plays in reducing health disparities, addressing systemic barriers.
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9 story ideas to cover now about AI-driven algorithm use in health care
Journalists can find several follow-up story ideas from a 2024 Pulitzer finalist series on the dangers of using AI to…
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AHCJ announces valuable new member benefit in partnership with Examine.com
AHCJ is excited to announce that members can now access Examine.com, a resource for science-based analysis on nutrition and fitness…
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Largest survey of trans people shows satisfaction with choices despite sharp disparities
The largest poll of trans people ever conducted in the U.S. found that those who transitioned are much more satisfied…
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How to amp up your reporting using LexisNexis tools
In this recorded webinar, learn how to navigate and use LexisNexis tools for your reporting from an expert.
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Longtime AHCJ member Marshall Allen, prize-winning investigative reporter, dies at 52
Longtime AHCJ member Marshall Allen will be remembered as a patient advocate and champion of a more just health care…
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Medical debt in the U.S. linked to poor health and premature death, study says
A recent study suggests that when U.S. consumers have medical debt in collections, they are likely to have worse health…
