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• Journalist of the Month

After quitting her advertising job, Natalie Soysa began a career as a multimedia journalist. She spoke to IJNet about her career and experience working in Sri Lanka, especially given the recent politcal crisis.

• Basic Journalism

Foreign media have long chosen Hong Kong as the location of their Asian bureaus, but Taiwan is emerging as a competitive hub for journalism in the region. 

• Basic Journalism

IJNet has expanded on the freelancing abroad series to showcase the life of agency journalist Danny Kemp who has reported from seven different cities around the world.

• Community Engagement
• Diversity
• Video

Yosokwi Productions is a collective of photographers, producers and documentary filmmakers from the Indigenous community of Arhuaco in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.

• Community Engagement
• Diversity
• Video

Yosokwi Productions is a collective of photographers, producers and documentary filmmakers from the Indigenous community of Arhuaco in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.

• Verification

When Zimbabwe held its presidential election, a group of fact-checkers debunked misinformation on social media during tense voting to replace Robert Mugabe.

• Specialized Reporting
• Journalists' Safety

During the campaign, Brazilian journalists faced increasing intimidation. Now many are wondering how to cover the president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro. IJNet shares some tips. 

• Journalists' Safety

Digital security expert Chris Walker shares tips for increasing your digital security at the 2018 Uncovering Asia conference in Seoul. 

• Verification
• Writing and Editing

Many journalists and media organizations have stopped using the term "fake news" — including IJNet. Learn why a term that was once the "word of the year" is going out of style.

• Basic Journalism
• Freelancing

Having trouble getting your pitches accepted? The New York Times Smarter Living editor has some tips for ways to improve your submissions.