From grants to interviews, American Press Institute shows you the best sources of support for your covid-19 content
Creating enough content for your website can be challenging when reporters are stretched and working from home.
Stephanie Castellano has compiled a list of US-specific free tools, content and funding schemes to aid newsrooms in their reporting of the coronavirus pandemic, published by the American Press Institute (API).
This list includes links to organisations offering free content such as interviews with academics, practical tips on dealing with covid-19 and emergency, or relief funds for media outlets and journalists.
The API will continue to update the list regularly with new tools and content.
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