Buyback Events

 

If you missed one of our events, you can still buy tickets to watch recordings of selected talks and workshops. These sessions offer practical insight and discussion from experienced journalists, available to watch at a time that suits you.

Details of available recordings and ticket options are listed below.

AI for Journalists Course Week 3: Research Faster

Wed 21 Oct, 12.30pm - 1.30pm (BST)
Helena Bengtsson will show you how to use NotebookLM and Pinpoint to organise information, uncover key facts and support you when working on stories with lots of documents or data.

AI for Journalists Course: Ten Session Bundle

7 Oct-9 Dec, 12.30-1.30pm (BST/GMT)
This ten-part course is taught entirely by working journalists. Whether you've been meaning to get started with AI and aren't sure where to begin, or you've been using it for a while but feel like you're only scratching the surface, this course is for you.

AI for Journalists Course Week 2: Find Better Stories

Wed 14 Oct, 12.30pm - 1.30pm (BST)
AI can help you generate stronger story ideas, uncover fresh angles and spot opportunities you might otherwise miss. Learn how to use it as a reporting partner to produce more original journalism.

How To Speak More Confidently in Public

Fri 09 October, 12.30-1.30pm (BST)
Do you want to beat the nerves when talking to a group? Do you wish you could speak with ease when selling ideas or showcasing your work?

How to prepare for a job interview

Landing an interview is a huge achievement, but knowing how to prepare can make all the difference. Join recruitment specialist Dan Sado for a practical session packed with insider advice.

How to become a confident leader

Wed 23 Sept, 12.30-1.30pm (BST)
Do you struggle with overthinking and feeling tense? We're hosting a 60-minute interactive masterclass for professionals to help you feel more confident, stay calm in stressful situations and gain clarity.

Find fresh story leads and new contacts with Synapse

Tues 22 Sept, 12.30pm (BST)
If you find yourself in a bit of a story and contacts rut, or need instant case studies and comment for a story you're working on, a new free journalist platform may have the answer.

How are you getting on with the new digital tax system?

Women in Journalism members are invited to attend our free session that will help journalists work their way through digital tax. Ask our expert accountants your questions and come away confident you can handle the new system

How to become an award-winning author

Lily Canter is a freelance journalist specialising in running. She is co-author of the award winning sports book Ultra Women: The Trailblazers Defying Sexism in Sport and will be sharing the secret to her success

Five session freelance bundle

This five-part freelance bundle contains recordings and crib sheets of Donna Ferguson's masterclass sessions where she teaches you how to pitch to publications such as The Telegraph, The Guardian, The New Statesman and The Sunday Times Magazine.

How to pitch features to The Telegraph

Hear from The Telegraph's Deputy Head of Lifestyle and Head of Health, Lebby Eyres, on what makes a successful freelance pitch and the stories she wants to commission.

How to pitch to ITV News

Getting your stories on television can feel like a mysterious process so this is your chance to hear what editors look for in broadcast stories. 

How to become a science journalist

In an age of AI, climate change and global pandemics, good science journalism has never been more important. Join Pandora Dewan for an online masterclass on how to become a science journalist.

How to launch your own newsletter 

Everyone is looking to launch their own newsletter. Here we will give you top tips on how to navigate this practically and help make a new and steady income stream.

Advanced AI Course: Five session bundle

This five-part Advanced AI course is for journalists who want to move beyond basic prompting and start applying AI to real reporting: documents, data, social, automation and global case studies.

Building AI agents to make you a better journalist

This session explores how AI agents can support day-to-day reporting, showing you what they are, how to build a simple one, and where they can take on repetitive newsroom tasks so you can focus on the journalism.

Finding stories in data using AI

This session explores how AI can support rigorous data reporting, focusing on when to use it, how to sense-check it, and why understanding the underlying logic still matters.

AI and Documents – Finding stories in the pile

A hands-on session for journalists who want to get more from AI when working with documents, from surfacing leads and spotting tip-offs to creating a powerful, searchable archive with NotebookLM and Pinpoint.

CV Clinic Series: Landing senior newsroom roles

Progressing in journalism can be just as competitive as breaking in. This session is designed for journalists with several years’ experience who are looking to move up, move sideways, or secure more senior newsroom roles.

Vibe Coding for Journalists

If you've heard of vibe coding but don't know where to start or have tried but are keen to learn more, this session is for you. This session is free for anyone attending the hackathon.

CV Clinic Series: Getting Your First Journalism Job

Breaking into journalism is competitive. This session is designed to help you give yourself the best possible chance, whether you’re about to graduate, early in your career, or navigating your first newsroom role. The session will be recorded.

How to pitch features to the Guardian

Women in Journalism is launching an exciting new lunchtime series for freelance journalists with the award-winning freelance journalist, Donna Ferguson.

The dangers of AI in journalism

AI can be a powerful tool for journalists, but using it responsibly requires an understanding of its limitations as well as its strengths.