The National Press Photographers Association
The National Press Photographers Association
@nppa.org
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“The First Amendment's protection of a free press does not depend on whether the President likes a journalist's questions, images, or reporting. The government cannot use access to the White House as a reward for favorable coverage or withdraw it as punishment for critical coverage.”
🕊️💔 From our colleagues in Missouri about the passing of the much loved and respected leader and teacher, Brian Kratzer: www.columbiamissourian.com/obituaries/m...
“Safety restrictions must be narrowly tailored and consistent with the First Amendment, especially when they limit the public’s ability to observe government officials performing their duties.” Full article here: www.nppa.org/news/860
Full article here: www.nppa.org/news/860 “Drones have become essential, safe, and economical tools for documenting government activity and other matters of public concern.
In this edition of keeping your head on a swivel… “Protecting against advertising technology: Advertising technology, also known as ad tech, enables and facilitates targeted online advertising.”
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US Circuit Court Protects People’s Right to Record Police in Public.
“…you’ll also attend sessions taught by our award-winning faculty. Some of the absolute best in the business will be on hand to teach you what they know, and the feedback you receive will change your work and how you think about video storytelling.” Register here: nppa.org/events/1
Alicia Calzada, deputy general counsel for @nppa.org in the Anchorage Daily News: “It is Kirch’s job to work with journalists and provide information to the media and the public, not to protect officials from scrutiny, or interfere with journalists who are doing their job.”
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The precedent established whenever journalists are compelled to disclose confidential sources affects every newsroom, every visual journalist, and ultimately every citizen who depends upon a vigorous press to hold government accountable. A threat to some of us is a threat to all of us.
Everyone’s gotta have a code. Link to our Code of Ethics here: nppa.org/resources/co... Donate to help us continue our work here: nppa.org/info/donate?...
Mickey Osterreicher, the general counsel for the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), which is also pushing back…said that “photographers should be asking whether those protections are contractual and enforceable or simply a matter of current practice that could change over time.”
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Today at 2:33 p.m., remember Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters. Remember their families’ loss. Remember the survivors who thwarted a murderous attempt to silence a free press. Remember how Annapolis responded. www.thebanner.com/opinion/colu...
Some reminders for media covering World Cup matches:
“As the US prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup from 7/11 - 7/19, the NPPA, along with Reporters W/O Borders (RSF) and Crisis Ready Media (CRM), encourage journalists covering the event to prepare for a complex reporting context. “ Link to full article here: nppa.org/news/851
NPPA Members- See information for the 2026 Summer Board meeting below.
“As the US prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup from 7/11 - 7/19, the NPPA, along with Reporters W/O Borders (RSF) and Crisis Ready Media (CRM), encourage journalists covering the event to prepare for a complex reporting context. “ Link to full article here: nppa.org/news/851
Today is the deadline for this survey! A Copyright Alliance Survey: U.S. Copyright Office Fees (Part 2)… Your feedback is important. Link to survey here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/97KJ67S
“A police sergeant from New Jersey has been charged with stealing a photographer’s bag after she was hit with a 2×4 and had to seek medical attention.” Full article below.
The NPPA commends Assembly Member Karines Reyes, Senator Michael Gianaris, and their legislative colleagues for securing passage of the Police Radio Transparency Act (A.11199/S.10079) in the NY State Assembly by a vote of 82 to 58. Full statement here: nppa.org/news/850
Join us in person for an exciting session w/Scott Strazzante as part of Visual Stories National Press Photographers Association-LA Chapter. View some of Scott’s work here: www.scottstrazzante.com Shout out to Paul’s Photo, Torrance, CA! Register for the event here: nppa.org/events/15
“Mickey Osterreicher, general counsel at the [NPPA], who helped push for the 2022 shift of press pass authority out of the NYPD, said any credentialing system faces an “inherent tension” between avoiding viewpoint discrimination and preserving the integrity of the badge.”… Thoughts?
World Press Freedom Day is here and the takeaway is this: We are stronger together. That’s always been true. But never more true than now. While press freedoms have hit a historic low in the United States, violence against photojournalists has spiked. We’re all in this, together. Donate today.
NPPA is pleased to report that the FAA has withdrawn an onerous flight restriction issued earlier this year, which had prohibited drone flights near “mobile assets” of ICE/DHS and several other federal agencies. Full statement here: nppa.org/news/844
If you are a photographer who registers your copyright, please take this survey to help the Copyright Alliance gather the information needed. The Survey closes on Monday, April 20th. Survey here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/8JQ2XCQ
🚨 Deadline extension May, 4, 2026 Thanks to those who have taken the Reuters Institute Conflict Journalism Survey and shared w/your networks! The survey deadline is extended to May 4, 2026 so they can capture as many perspectives as possible. Link to the survey here:
The National Press Photographers Association is partnering to share a global survey on the realities of conflict journalism today. bit.ly/ConflictJour...
NPPA Legal Counsel Alicia Calzada and NPPA Board member, Lisa Krantz with a word on AI. “Old-fashioned source checking can limit spread of AI-generated images online” Check out their Op-Ed in the San Antonio Express-News below.
The National Press Photographers Association is partnering to share a global survey on the realities of conflict journalism today. bit.ly/ConflictJour...
The Reuters Institute-funded research spans from war zones to civil unrest to online threats to better understand how journalists navigate increasingly complex forms of conflict today. bit.ly/ConflictJour...