SRL reporter Isabel Evans interviews New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker while Carole Wacey of WNET looks on. WNET/NJTV We caught up with Carole Wacey, WNET’s vice president of education, this month to ask her how WNET and NJTV’s involvement with SRL has helped the station fulfill it’s educational… Read More
Every year SRL staff look forward to the Academy because it gives us a chance to get to know some of our student reporters better and work with them one-on-one. Another big reason we love the Academy: Mike Conrad. Read More
We reached out to several of our past SRL Academy fellows who graduated this spring to hear their reflections on being a part of SRL and their plans for the future. Read More
Pieces produced by students for Limitless: Breaking the Bounds of Disability at different Labs across the country landed on NewsHour following the launch of the series. Read More
As the final project of the school year, SRL challenged students to find stories that showcase how people with disabilities overcome limits placed on them by doctors, teachers, family and society. Read More
This school year, KET helped our Kentucky schools on a variety of projects. Read More
Find out about Tish Saliani’s experience as an SRL Connected Educator. Read More
After first getting to know her as a high school student at T.C. Williams in nearby Alexandria, we’re overjoyed to have her back again as NewsHour’s new audience engagement specialist! Read More
Twenty talented youth storytellers from 13 states will convene in the nation’s capital this summer with the common objective to advance the future of journalism and public media. Read More
Popular culture often plays a major role in influencing public discourse around topics like mental health. Last week, Student Reporting Labs asked the network to film students responding to the controversy surrounding a popular series on Netflix, “13 Reasons Why.” The show has received criticism for its graphic depiction of suicide. Read More