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A blueprint for planning storytelling projects
Fill this out when you’re getting started, for focus throughout the creative process.

10 teams selected for 2018 Story Lab Workshop
Teams will work on their projects with NPR mentors while attending sessions designed to foster innovation and excellence in journalism and storytelling.

An introduction to Snapchat
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Find stories and sources on Reddit, Instagram
if you’re looking for more sources and tips, consider peeking at reddit and Instagram.

6 ways to use social callouts
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Acting on analytics: Using data to make editorial decisions
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