A collaborative movement to improve the media's Reporting on Addiction
JOURNALIST RESOURCES
For media professionals and student journalists, we provide research-based reporting resources, databases and more to support your addiction reporting.
EDUCATOR RESOURCES
For educators, we provide ready-to-use course curriculum for your classroom and training for student newsrooms to support the next generation of journalists.
EXPERT RESOURCES
For experts through experience and training, we provide training, resources and host a database that increases your visibility with journalists.
We believe the media industry is ready to move forward.
The journalism industry has a long history of inaccurate and harmful reporting about substance use, addiction, treatment and recovery.
At Reporting on Addiction, we believe that insufficient training and resources contribute to this issue.
That's why we offer free resources, training and one-on-one support for student and professional journalists. We also work closely with experts through training and experience to teach to help them help journalists reduce harm and increase accuracy.
Reporting on Addiction team presenting at AATOD in 2022.
Cover the Opioid Settlements in Your Community!
We help journalists from across the country cover the billions of dollars flowing into your communities from the litigation against opioid manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. Whether you’re just getting started or on your tenth story, we have resources and support to help you cover this complex and important issue.
Have a question? Join our office hours with Co-Director Jonathan JK Stoltman!
Our resources library helps you create ethical and accurate Reporting on Addiction.
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