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This month's edition contains articles on member vigils for journalists killed in Gaza, how reps can organise around AI, and union-wide updates from NUJ general secretary, Laura Davison.

This month's edition contains features from Anna Lamche, winner of the Orwell Society/NUJ Young Journalists' Award, and Roger Mckenzie, co-chair of the Black Members' Council.

This month's edition contains comprehensive coverage of DM 2025, plus features on the Ethics council's 'Poverty and the press' webinar' and the union-wide recruitment and organising webinar.

This month's edition spotlights HeartUnions week; considers the NUJ's calls focused on an end to Iran's targeting of journalists; encourages your submissions using the NUJ's Journalists' Safety Tracker.

This month’s edition reports on the upcoming launch of the union's Journalists’ Safety Tracker; the result of the general secretary election; considers NUJ solidarity with journalists worldwide as perpetrators of crimes against journalists act with impunity.

This month's edition reports on how the union supported photographer members covering the summer riots, how your donations are building journalist hubs in Gaza; and it's DM motion writing time for branches.

July's edition catches up with industrial victories at Springer Nature and the Press Association; looks at the party manifestos for media policy; reports on IFJ's London conference, plus news from the general secretary.

Updates from the general secretary, latest gender pay gap figures, recruiting young members.

Launch of the #ShowUstheMoney campaign to make job recruitment fair; a call to sports bodies to make events accessible for journalists; new guidance on menopause and the workplace.

Message from Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary; Calendar of events 2024; 2024, the year newsrooms embrace AI. Reuters Institute report; Dispatches from the women's football touchline; New training offer.

This edition features the union's AI campaign, a call for branches to take part in consultations on the union's frees, industrial councils and Delegate Meeting and how responsible weather reporting can save lives.

The latest stats on diversity in journalism, interview with the winner of the NUJ/George Orwell Society Award for young journalists, how forensic science is a rich fund of stories and the campaign in support of the NHS.

This month's edition includes the DM Week programme, Why BBC radio will be on strike, Update on Irish Future Media Commission Report, Demise of gal-dem, Stop the Gender Pay Gap and Useful stuff

Info and help on trauma and reporting in conflict zones, make your visual data accessible, FAQs on April's DM and latest strike news.

November's NUJ Branch is a safety special following the launch of the NUJ's safety video and mobile safety toolkit.

This month's edition contains articles on member vigils for journalists killed in Gaza, how reps can organise around AI, and union-wide updates from NUJ general secretary, Laura Davison.

This month's edition contains features from Anna Lamche, winner of the Orwell Society/NUJ Young Journalists' Award, and Roger Mckenzie, co-chair of the Black Members' Council.

This month's edition contains comprehensive coverage of DM 2025, plus features on the Ethics council's 'Poverty and the press' webinar' and the union-wide recruitment and organising webinar.

This month's edition spotlights HeartUnions week; considers the NUJ's calls focused on an end to Iran's targeting of journalists; encourages your submissions using the NUJ's Journalists' Safety Tracker.

This month’s edition reports on the upcoming launch of the union's Journalists’ Safety Tracker; the result of the general secretary election; considers NUJ solidarity with journalists worldwide as perpetrators of crimes against journalists act with impunity.

This month's edition reports on how the union supported photographer members covering the summer riots, how your donations are building journalist hubs in Gaza; and it's DM motion writing time for branches.

July's edition catches up with industrial victories at Springer Nature and the Press Association; looks at the party manifestos for media policy; reports on IFJ's London conference, plus news from the general secretary.

Updates from the general secretary, latest gender pay gap figures, recruiting young members.

Launch of the #ShowUstheMoney campaign to make job recruitment fair; a call to sports bodies to make events accessible for journalists; new guidance on menopause and the workplace.

Message from Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary; Calendar of events 2024; 2024, the year newsrooms embrace AI. Reuters Institute report; Dispatches from the women's football touchline; New training offer.

This edition features the union's AI campaign, a call for branches to take part in consultations on the union's frees, industrial councils and Delegate Meeting and how responsible weather reporting can save lives.

The latest stats on diversity in journalism, interview with the winner of the NUJ/George Orwell Society Award for young journalists, how forensic science is a rich fund of stories and the campaign in support of the NHS.

This month's edition includes the DM Week programme, Why BBC radio will be on strike, Update on Irish Future Media Commission Report, Demise of gal-dem, Stop the Gender Pay Gap and Useful stuff

Info and help on trauma and reporting in conflict zones, make your visual data accessible, FAQs on April's DM and latest strike news.

November's NUJ Branch is a safety special following the launch of the NUJ's safety video and mobile safety toolkit.