Why newsrooms need this now
Today’s immigration landscape is volatile - and journalists are impacted twofold. Non-citizen staff are increasingly vulnerable to evolving legal risks. Meanwhile, editorial teams face pressure to report on fast-moving, politically sensitive immigration stories under public scrutiny. News coverage matters - and every misstep can have human consequences.
Supporting your newsroom at every level
We offer tailored guidance combining practical legal counsel and strategic insight on best practices. Here’s what you can access:
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Visas, work status, and what to know if employment ends.
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Key changes, misconceptions, and accurate framing.
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Understanding legal options for those facing removal risk.
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Debunking myths, ensuring responsible coverage.
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Legal and ethical best practices during immigration reporting.
(All sessions include Q&A, takeaway resources, and newsroom-framed examples.)
Flexible pricing to meet newsroom needs
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1-hour training + two 30-min 1:1 sessions
$500
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1-hour training + five 30-min sessions
$875
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1-hour training + ten 30-min sessions
$1,500
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1-hour training + twenty 30-min sessions
$2,750
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“Add-on” Item
$125 each
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Four-hour workshop for up to 20 participants to help them put together and file their own asylum application and prepare them for next steps.
$2,500
Workshops can be virtual or in person, additional travel fees might apply.
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If you don’t see what you need here, we can come up with a custom project based on your needs.
$250/hour
Note:
Custom bundles available upon request. Sessions can be scheduled flexibly as your needs evolve.
Presentations can be on any topic requested (e.g. risks to immigrant journalists, how to cover immigration in 2025)
Why we are uniquely positioned to help
We’ve worked at the intersection of immigration, civil rights, and systems change - starting with founding a nonprofit at JFK during the Muslim Ban and advising policymakers, advocates, and newsrooms ever since. We know what’s at stake for immigrant journalists - and we know what it takes to report immigration with accuracy, clarity, and ethical grounding.