Events
🎤📹Reporting on Addiction Conversations Series (Ep 1.)
Amy Yurkanin (ProPublica)
Events
🎤📹Reporting on Addiction Conversations Series
Reporting on Addiction Conversations is a new initiative to highlight the outstanding journalism covering drug use and addiction. We will also provide subject matter experts an opportunity to nerd out about their domain of expertise so that they can inspire and shape reporting. We aim to have all of our
Events
🎤📹Reporting on Addiction Conversations Series
RoA's newest initiative
Events
📹 ICYMI Reporting on Alcohol Webinar
Watch our conversation with STAT News journalists Isabella Cueto & Lev Facher
Events
🔥Reporting on Alcohol
Register for our upcoming conversation with STAT News journalists Isabella Cueto & Lev Facher
Journalists
In Memoriam: Logan Hullinger
Hi folks, some sad news to share. Logan Hullinger, a Baltimore-based independent journalist, passed away on March 6th, 2026. Logan was a dedicated, award-winning reporter, regularly delivering impactful and interesting stories through Mobtown Redux, his weekly newsletter. He was published/republished widely, including in the Baltimore Beat, Scalawag,
Journalists
🚨Opioid Settlement Quick Guides!🚨
New resources to help you get started (or keep rolling!) on opioid settlement stories
Opioid Settlement Funds
📺ICYMI: Opioid Settlement Watchdog Reporting Tips & Tricks Fireside Chat
Watch our 45-minute discussion with journalists Emily Bader & Adam Smith-Perez
Opioid Settlement Funds
🔥Opioid Settlement Watchdog Reporting Tips & Tricks
Register for our upcoming conversation with journalists Emily Bader & Adam Smith-Perez
Opioid Settlement Funds
ICYMI: Opioid Settlement Spending in a Time of Budget Cuts
Watch our Fireside Chat with Shelly Weizman
Opioid Settlement Funds
🔥Opioid Settlement Spending in a Time of Budget Cuts
Register for our Fireside Chat with Shelly Weizman
Journalists
Protecting Our Sources: A Call to Action
Hi! Mishka & Jonathan here! In many recent conversations with journalists and experts through experience, we've heard about a challenging trend: a growing reluctance for sources to speak on the record, especially when the topic is harm reduction. We know that the reasons behind these concerns aren'