First Amendment releases 2017-2019

• SABEW advocates for access to government experts, records

• SABEW statement on the role of the financial press

• Maintaining the quality and integrity of US Government Data

• SABEW calls on the Trump administration and Congress to commit to providing adequate funds for statistical agencies

• SABEW welcomes the release of Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo

• SABEW joins Reuters in calling for imprisoned journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo to be freed

• SABEW expresses outrage over the arrest of two SABEW members covering a CA protest

• SABEW supports open government and Sunshine Week, March 10-16

• SABEW again urges all parties to end the government shutdown so journalists have access to data

• SABEW urges all parties to end the government shutdown so journalists have access to data

• SABEW is alarmed by the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi

• SABEW stands with Reuters in condemning the sentencing of Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo in Myanmar

• SABEW supports August 16 campaign defending press freedom

• Maintaining the quality and integrity of US government data: Discussion and Mixer

• SABEW offers condolences to the Capital Gazette newsroom

• SABEW along with journalism organizations decry seizure of NYT reporter’s records in a joint statement

• SABEW takes exception to Tesla’s Elon Musk accusations

• SABEW stands with Reuters in condemning the detentions of Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo

• SABEW urges the president and his administration to respect the First Amendment

• SABEW condemns Trump’s recent tweet on revoking broadcasting licenses

• SABEW protests Trump’s verbal assault on journalists

• Maintaining the Quality and Integrity of US Government Data Discussion

• FOIA at 51: Still going strong, but real improvements are needed

• SABEW stands with CNN in condemning violence against reporters

• First Amendment Statement from Mark Hamrick, president, SABEW, Washington Bureau Chief for Bankrate.com (regarding the attack on a reporter by Montana’s then-congressional candidate Greg Gianforte)

• World Press Freedom Day 2017

New Podcasts Available for Educators

SABEW’s Educator Committee is creating podcasts and occasional webinars for journalism educators to weave into your curriculum.

Our newest podcast is a three-part series with SABEW’s Best In Business Awards student winner Natalie Walters.

The winner of SABEW’s 2020 Student Journalism for Professional Media Outlets category discusses the prize-winning story, her Dallas Morning News internship that led to a full-time job, and best practices of using IRS 990 forms to report on the finances of nonprofit organizations.

Listen to the first episode of Walters outlining her reporting approach for her August 2020 story examining COVID-19’s financial impact on five large U.S. nonprofit organizations here.

Find the rest of the podcasts in our On Demand page here.