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Craig Newmark Center for Ethics and Leadership at the Poynter Institute: Strategies for Good Journalism When Sources Dismiss the Press

DART Center for Journalism and Trauma: Interviewing

Dart Center: How Can Indigenous Reporters Care for Themselves While Covering Trauma — and How Can Their Newsrooms Help?

Dow Jones & Co.

Ethical Journalism Network Core Principles of Ethical Journalism

Ethical Journalism Network: Muslims in the Media – Towards More Tolerance and Diversity

Forbes

FOX Standards of Business Conduct

Global Charter of Ethics for Journalists – IFJ

Insider Code of Ethics

International Federation of Journalists Code of Ethics

L.A. Times Newsroom Ethics Guidelines

National Press Photographers Association Code of Ethics

Nieman Lab: American Journalism’s Racial Reckoning Still Has Lots of Reckoning to Do

Nieman Reports: Don’t Exoticize Latino Voters; Report on Them as Americans

Nieman Reports: Serving the Audiences Mainstream Newsrooms Don’t

Nieman Reports: To Move Forward on Racial Equity, Newsrooms Need to Reckon With Their Pasts

NPR Ethics Handbook

NPR: When Interviewing Sources, Transparency Is the Key to Trust
Washington Square park in the early fall from above

NYU Journalism Ethics Handbook

NYU's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute Ethics Handbook for Students

Online News Association: A Practical Newsroom Guide to Artificial Intelligence

Online News Association: Interviewing

Patch Code of Conduct

PBS Standards

Poynter Publishing Ethics Guidelines

Poynter: How journalists cover lies is the most important issue in news media

Poynter: How standards editors are sorting through graphic images from Israel and Gaza

Poynter: How to interview vulnerable sources without exploiting them

Poynter: The basics on Israel, Gaza, Palestine and Hamas for local journalists

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