Career questions tagged journalist
How can i gro my non-profit ?
Hi! I recently founded is non-profit call ARNA project (you are not alone), our mission is to advocate for mental health through educational content and care packages like post talking about different neuro diseases and how to mange stress. For care packages our plan is to send/donate to hospital for those struggling with mental health to show support and comfort. Hygiene product, snack, books, cards, and a lot more would be included in the care packages. As of right now I'm trying to build a strong foundation and internet presence on social media before outreaching to brand and hospital to ask if they would like to collab/donate. Currently im working on my brief and begining to post on socjal media and getting engagement up by creating "engagement group with other non-profit" ( first post will be next week) Some of my plan is 1, volunteers opportunities through cards making (online) which will be print out and included in our care packages 2. Propose a bill to government to improve mental health institutions ( idea might change) 3. Connect student to more medical opportunities through online post 4. Establish sponsorship 5. Create an executive team 6. Course on medical related Content ( not finalize ) 7. Fundraiser ( restaurant, brand, community event) I am a junior in high school and is new to this stuff but I really want to show an impact and support my community. It would be so great if anyone have any tips on like finance management for non-profit, any organizations worth outreaching to, what document or preparation should I make, content ideas, any person ( journalist, politicians, research, accountants, etc), how to grow my non-profit, legal stuffs, how to outreach to brand, website design/ creating. Anything would be so useful to me! I'm really grateful for your time reading this. I hope to learn in any capacity which then can be use to make an impact! *Note: Edited by Admin to adhere to guidelines.
My greatest passion and goal is to be a journalist, but AI makes me unsure about how sustainable writing-heavy careers are. What would you say to someone with that concern”?
I feel like there's so much being said right now about how journalism is a dying field, and this has only gotten worse recently with AI usage. From your perspective, what is something that I should ready to adapt to in the field of journalism? Also, do you think that the writing side of journalism will soon be completely replaced by automation or artificial intelligence?
As private-owned, print media begins to lose power and news moves to digital, social-media driven means, what ways are journalists working to combat the new ways in which misinformation is being circulated?
I'm an 18-year-old graduating senior looking to study journalism, but feeling unsure about the future of news in the digital age.
What's the best way to go about exploring my major interests in college as a freshman?
I have a lot of major interests, including psych, acting for theater and screen, TEFL, environmental sustainability & policy, journalism, linguistics, and creative writing. I'm really excited to go to college this fall and explore all of my interests, but I'm wondering what the best way to explore them is and also get the most out of my time at college. I'm going to be attending Western Washington University's Honors College. I'm definitely planning on talking to my academic advisor about it before registering for classes, but I wanted to get some input from here too.
What is the future hold for future journalism majors?
With the state of ai and people losing their positions around the world, what does it entail for journalism majors?
How will I be able to secure a career with a journalism degree that will support me financially and make me happy? #Fall25
I hear that journalism majors don’t have a lot of job opportunities and I want to major in journalism because it relates to my passion for writing. I am passionate about writing because I love the creativity of writing and the freedom of expression it gives. I want to know that my major will help me get a job that relates to my passion and will help me be financially stable. I know that journalism isn’t a strong career path and I plan to possibly minor in communications to add to my journalism degree because of the networking and career opportunities.
After considering the amount of violence that Journalists go through on the daily, I still want to be one but I want to be safe and I wonder why type of Journalists would I need to be in order for me to be safe?
I decided to be a journalist after coming to the conclusion that I'm awful at math. Then, I did some research and realized the work that these Journalists put in and I value the way they still stand tall when times are tough.
What did your process of becoming a journalist or editor look like, and how long did it take you?
Hi! I am looking to be a journalistic editor in the future, and I am very curious as to what some people's journeys have been on this route. It seems to be very non-linear, but writing is my passion, and I have loved being the editor of my school's magazine this past year, so I would like to know. Thank you for the help!
What are some ways to achieve good mental health as a journalist?
I am a second year journalism major at American River College. I write for the school newspaper and a part of a local freelance group. I plan on transferring to Tennessee State University in Nashville, TN.
What difficulties come with being a journalist?
Journalism has been my dream career for a long time but the art of writing seems to get lost more and more as people pay attention to broadcasting much more. Is this apparent when working in the journalism industry? Do you have any tips for how to be successful through these difficulties?
How to grow as a freelance writer?
I am currently a graduate of broadcast and journalism. I completed a Master's degree in creative multimedia and enrolled in a course of cinematography.
What advice would you give to an economics & politics graduate who wants to get into journalism? ?
I have a bachelor's degree in political science and international relations, and am studying for a master's in economics. I haven't studied journalism other than 2 courses in my bachelor's though I've done some volunteer work in media. I'm a good writer and communicator and I think I have a good skill set and range of experiences that would make me a good journalist, but I'm afraid that because I don't have formal training in it, I won't be able to do it. I don't have a particular preference for online, print, radio or television journalism at this point, though I'd probably feel more comfortable with (written) online and print at first. I live in Berlin, Germany and would like to stay here for the medium-term, but would be willing to move elsewhere for journalistic work. Thank you!
How do I become an independent journalist?
How do I build and fund an independently owned and run online journal outside of paid subscriptions?
What does it take to be a successful journalist?
How do I get experience? As I enter the field, are there certain things employers will look for? What will make me successful, my education in journalism or my experience with it? Should I create a portfolio of my work, and if I do, can I include writing unrelated to journalism?
How do i get into journalism school ?
How do i get into a journalism school? I'm an eleventh grader and I'm really passionate about journalism and broadcast journalism. I'm active in my schools journalism club ,debate and i also participate in writing contests. Looking forward to your reply .
How can I figure out which college and classes are right for me?
As a junior in high school, how can I figure out which college is right for me and what classes I should to take in order to work towards a career in journalism and the arts?
Do you think I could still be successful in journalism if I have enough talent?
My name is Teresa. I am interested in pursuing a career in journalism because I am passionate about writing. Unfortunately, very few people read newspapers and magazines nowadays. Do you think I could still be successful if I have enough talent?
What is it like as sports journalist?
I watch a lot of sports and the interviews and it seems like an interesting career. What is it like?
How do I pursue a Journalist career>?
I have always told myself I want to be a veterinarian but recently I’ve been really interested in writing an interviewing. I want to know more about journalism in case I choose to pursue it.
What is the best part about working as a journalist?
Does it require a lot of “out of the office” work?
What is it like to be a journalist?
I'm new here . I want to have much information and experience.
What does it take to become a sports journalist?
How do you get started in the career? What is the pay like?
sports journalism?
If you were to major in sports journalism what ways have you networked with people to start your career?
Best colleges for Journalism
Which college is the best to go to for Journalism in South Carolina?
When you were in highschool did you start getting into writing or did you realize in college?
When you were in highschool did you start getting into writing or did you realize in college?
When did you know you wanted to be a Writer/Author?
When did you know you wanted to be a Writer/Author?
What's the right path?
What should I focus on the most if I want to be a journalist?