EAPM heads back to school

Style Guide magazine launches with huge impact

The EAPM Style and Accessibility Guide magazine, The Word, launched Sept. 12 and quickly followed up with analysis from acclaimed journalist Jennifer Schulze, writer Fendi S. Tulodo, and journalist and author Sandy Ernest Allen.Young journalists are currently working on articles looking at topics on lies and misinformation, precision and accuracy, and more.

We’re getting pitches every day, and invited top-rated journalists to share their ideas with us on trends they see in the news, their thoughts on accessibility, and more.

We’ve already heard feedback that this magazine is “necessary,” “hard-hitting,” and “doing great work.”

This is part of the EAPM Style and Accessibility Guide, and the Guide continues to grow along side it. Thank you, friends, for supporting our work so we could launch this new project.

Stacy hits the conference circuit — again

Chief of editorial Stacy Kess will be back on the conference circuit this fall — this time from the comfort of her home office.

Kess will be leading two panels and part of a third panel at the Investigative Reporter and Editors (IRE) AccessFest conference.

AccessFest is an annual digital conference from IRE built to discuss inclusivity, diversity, and accessibility topics in journalism. Kess will be leading panels about accessible interviewing and basic digital accessibility in journalism. She’ll also be joining Joanna Kao from the Pulitzer Center for a panel on AI and accessibility issues.

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