In the wake of the tragedy in Parkland, Florida, Student Reporting Labs connected to our network of teen reporters to find out how students are participating in the national discussion around school safety. We received over 80 video submissions, representing a variety of opinions on how this generation is grappling with gun violence, mental… Read More
With six Student Reporting Labs throughout the state, our partners at Wisconsin Public Television are driven by a youth media model that emphasizes media literacy and media making as a vital tool for students to become critical thinkers and active members of their community. Read More
As the only student to attend three SRL summer academies, Keenan Penn II, is a bonafide SRL veteran. Read More
Tom Collins has always taken incredible initiative in creating new and exciting learning opportunities for students. Read More
One week after the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglass High School in Parkland, South Florida PBS — Florida's largest public media company that serves 6.3 million viewers — aired a selection of student reactions from SRL teens around the country. Read More
Alyssa Tsagong, Director of Education at Wisconsin Public Television and Robin Mencher, Executive Director of Education at KQED, participated on a panel with Student Reporting Labs at the annual conference for the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) in Washington D.C. Read More
Feeling the impact of immigration rhetoric and policy, high school junior Fernando Cienfuegos wanted to tell the stories of students and teachers in southern California. Read More
Student Reporting Labs was recognized by the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) with an instructional media award for its original "LEVEL UP" tutorial video series. Read More
Frances McMahon Ward is the kind of teacher who takes extraordinary initiative to bring unique and powerful learning opportunities to her classroom. Read More
Since interning with NewsHour Student Reporting Labs and Extra in 2012, John Dargon worked with some of the most-recognized names in television and the Internet. Read More