The American Society of Newspaper Editors is the leading organization of daily newspaper editors in the Americas. It is primarily an organization for its members to share ideas. It also carries on a variety of programs, projects and initiatives for the good of journalism.

We fund your local station and diverse programming that informs, educates, and inspires.

A Washington-area multi-media organization dedicated to documenting stories from the former Yugoslavia.

DCist is a website about Washington, D.C.

Representing journalists of color. Its 3,200 members work throughout print, electronic and online media. The association advocates diversity in the nation's media, particularly the hiring and promotion of African-Americans, and is strategically allied with organizations representing other minority journalists.

The National Press Club has been a part of Washington life, and more significantly of downtown Washington life, for nearly a century. Its members have included four generations of American and foreign journalists, plus many of the 20th Century's foremost newsmakers, including 17 consecutive Presidents of the United States — from Theodore Roosevelt to Bill Clinton.

Free feature news stories for newspaper, radio, and television editors. Automated search function allows users to select by topic, story length, and key word from hundreds of high-quality articles and photographs.

The Newspaper Association of America is a unified voice for both continuity and change in the newspaper industry. NAA focuses on strategic issues of vital importance to newspapers: marketing, public policy, diversity, industry development, and newspaper operations.

NewspaperLinks.com is a gateway to U.S. daily and weekly print newspapers on the web. NewspaperLinks.com also provides links to newspaper classified sites, information about newspapers generally and links to award-winning newspaper efforts. "Feature of the Week" provides a look at innovative use of the web by newspaper companies. Links to individual newspaper election 2000 coverage have been added and will remain live through the election. This service is a feature of the Newspaper Association of America, a nonprofit organization representing the $57 billion newspaper industry and more than 2,000 newspapers in the U.S. and Canada.

A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free legal help to journalists and news organizations since 1970.

Women in Film & Video (WIFV) of Washington, DC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing professional development and achievement for women working in all areas of film, video, multimedia, and related disciplines.

WIFP, founded in 1972, works on media democracy issues. An international Directory of Women's Media is available online (no charge) and in print form (at cost). WIFP stimulates discussion and activism around media democracy issues.