SRL journalists add critical youth angle to NewsHour midterm election coverage
Unprecedented voter turnout in the 2018 midterm elections was a defining factor in the race for control of the House and Senate. Read More
Unprecedented voter turnout in the 2018 midterm elections was a defining factor in the race for control of the House and Senate. Read More
In Virginia, our Student Reporting Lab from Dominion High School spoke to Senatorial candidates, Republican Corey Stewart and incumbent Democratic Senator Tim Kaine about some of the hottest issues: immigration and gun control. Read More
"Authentic experiences are crucial for students to learn and the Student Reporting Labs model helps us fulfill our vision of connecting residents of this state to each other and our country." Read More
After years of working as a filmmaker for public television and later at an educational multimedia company that created interactive science and math curriculum, SRL Connected Educator Jim Thompson brought SRL’s STEM program into his classroom at Anacortes High School on a small island with the same name in Washington State. Read More
Teen reporters from PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs (SRL) reveal the issues that matter most to young voters in the new series, Turning Out: The Youth Vote. Read More
Students' reflections tied to Kavanaugh hearings make NewsHour segment Read More
SRL Connected Educator Ashley Porter and Jaimee Rashbaum have lead the program at Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale, FL to success. Read More
Students from Mayfair Laboratory School with their teacher, Jessica Vicknair, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana SRL started working with Louisiana Public Broadcasting last year to develop Labs at Mayfair Laboratory School and University Laboratory High School in Baton Rouge. We asked Louisiana’s PBS’s Christina Melton about the impact… Read More
WASHINGTON, DC — September 19, 2018 Two new series produced by teen reporters in PBS NewsHour’s STEM and Health Student Reporting Labs reveal how engineers and medical professionals across the country are improving people’s lives and reshaping our world. One of the… Read More
This year’s Gwen Ifill Legacy Fellows spent their summers at local stations in Cincinnati, Austin and Houston. They became extended members of the stations’ teams and lent their journalism and video production skills to important work produced this summer. We reached out to Mary Williams, Khue Tran and Angeline… Read More