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AHCJ announces 2023 CDC Health Journalism fellows
Eight journalists have been selected to attend the 2023 AHCJ-CDC Health Journalism Fellowship in Atlanta. Thanks to support from the…
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Tips for covering Medicaid disenrollment and the end of the public health emergency
Five states (Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, New Hampshire and South Dakota) are like canaries in a coal mine: early indicators of…
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Kevin Ridder joins AHCJ as web editor at key time with launch of new site this year
Kevin Ridder, a journalist, editor, content manager and environmental activist based in Chattanooga, Tenn., has joined AHCJ as its new…
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HJ23 draws large crowd to the Gateway to the West
More than 550 people gathered in St. Louis earlier this month for Health Journalism ’23, with at least 300 organizations…
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Panelists say the health care system needs to pay more attention to intimate partner violence
Intimate partner violence is not simply a criminal justice issue. It’s also a public health problem. Speakers at the panel,…
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HJ23: Researcher-activists call for a non-police response to mental health emergency calls
Removing 911 emergency call centers from police department oversight, placing them outside of police offices and training 911 dispatchers to…
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Author Tracy Kidder and Dr. Jim O’Connell open HJ23 in St. Louis with inspiring keynote
For Tracy Kidder, stories create a road to empathy. Kidder, a Pulitzer Prize-winning nonfiction author and the keynote speaker on…
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HJ23 begins in St. Louis with more than 500 people registered
ST. LOUIS — More than 500 people are expected to converge on the Union Station Hotel in St. Louis for…
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HJ23 conference fellows announced
Photo by Andrea Waner Attendees enjoying lunch during HJ22 in Austin, Texas. With the support of AHCJ’s generous funders, financial…
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