Do you know a champion of open government? Do you know someone who believes in government transparency at the state or local level and who has made a significant contribution to sunshine in New Mexico? Nominate him or her for Read more
Journalists can win $10,000 reporting trips by submitting a story they reported dealing with infectious disease. Stories can address diseases such as AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. The International Center for Journalists is launching the contest to spur discussion about how Read more
The Taos News has an opening for a full-time reporter. “Photography, social media and Web skills, plus a thick skin, are pluses,” according to the job listing. At least two years experience and a bachelor’s degree in journalism are the Read more
The Santa Fe Reporter has several openings for interns as well as a full-time editor. The alternative weekly has two editorial internships, one in news and one in culture, as well as in two other positions in graphic design and Read more
The University of Texas-El Paso will host an institute for reporting on immigration in late September. Borderzine, Reporting Across Fronteras, invites professional and independent journalists in the United States to apply to its first McCormick Specialized Reporting Institute on Immigration Reform. Fifteen Read more
Disney held a major press junket this week in Santa Fe for “The Lone Ranger,” much of which was shot in New Mexico. A lot of those shoots were on Native land, and there has been a bit of controversy Read more