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There are many ways to become engaged with the work of the Stanford CJ Lab, including projects, classes, tutorials, conferences and meet-ups. We want to hear from you. Contact us.

If you are interested in following trends in journalism and computation, you can:

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• American Press Institute
• Nieman Lab
• GovLab
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• Stanford Computational Journalism Lab
• Stanford Institute for Research in the Social Sciences
• Stanford Center for Computational Social Science
• Stanford Codex

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• Stanford Journalism Program (@StanfordJourn)

Explore:

• 125 Years of Journalism at Stanford

Apply:

• Stanford students can apply for MAGIC grants, which support innovative media projects.

Take a Stanford class:

• COMM 273D: Public Affairs Data Journalism I
• COMM 274D: Public Affairs Data Journalism II
• COMM 177P/277P: Programming in Journalism
• COMM 281/CS206: Exploring Computational Journalism
• COMM 177I/277I: Investigative Watchdog Reporting
• COMM 177B/277B: BigLocal Journalism: A Project-Based Class
• COMM 177T/277T: Building News Applications
• COMM 280: Virtual Reality Journalism in the Public Sphere
• COMM 242/COMM 142W: Media Economics
• STATS 101: Data Science 101
• ENGR 150: Data Challenge Lab
• ENGR 350: Data Impact Lab
• Stanford Cyber Initiative courses
• Stanford HCI Group

If you’re a potential student, apply for:

• Undergraduate programs at Stanford
• Stanford MA Journalism
• Stanford PhD Communicaton

If you’re a journalist or media executive, apply for:

• John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship at Stanford
• HSTAR Fellowship