If the best camera is always the one you have handy, the iPhone is becoming that camera for journalists. Here are tips from award-winning iPhone photographer Cindi Hobgood for taking better photos.

China-based, award-winning documentary photographer Ryan Pyle shares his experience working and traveling in China.

A new data journalism handbook with contributions from ProPublica, The Guardian and The New York Times is a valuable resource for anyone looking to use more data in reporting. IJNet recommends three tools from the handbook to use as a jumping-off point.

The Center for International Media Assistance released a new report that offers strategies to enhance independent media worldwide.

Namrata Acharya is a business journalist from India. Through IJNet, she earned a World Press Institute Fellowship and discovered a Reuters course on writing financial news.

Journalist Nicholas Holmes has expanded his free online portfolio startup, cuttings.me, offering video and audio embeds as well as social media feeds.

The Kurt Schork Awards in International Journalism honor exceptional international freelance journalists and local reporters in developing countries.

Print, broadcast or online journalists who cover religion worldwide can apply for a US$1,500 cash prize.

Journalists and students can enroll in an online course on transparency, journalism and public information taught in Portuguese.

Journalists can apply for a US$24,000 fellowship to conduct a reporting project abroad.

Journalists interested in learning about legal aspects of newsgathering can attend this online training session.

Journalists who are fluent in Hindi and have spent at least 10 years reporting on the Indian economy and economic policy can apply.

The New Holland Award for Photojournalism honors works that portray rural life and agriculture in Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile.

Journalists from Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey can apply for a two-day seminar in Austria on renewable energy and waste management.

MADE is looking for creative, motivated communicators who want to start or grow digital news enterprises for civic, educational or commercial purposes anywhere in Europe.

Journalists can enter articles that help to overcome prejudices and encourage dialogue between European nations.

Journalists fluent in Dari with an extensive knowledge of Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Tajikistan and other Central Asian countries can apply for a position in London.

The National Press Club Journalism Institute has launched a Data-Powered Journalism Series. The Institute will host training sessions on how spreadsheets and databases can add a valuable new dimension to Washington stories.

Staff or freelance immigrant and first-generation immigrant reporters and editors who work in any language or medium can apply for a workshop in New York City.

Journalists can join scientists and engineers at Datafest, a two-day event about analyzing the money flow in campaign finance.

The International Monetary Fund seeks an experienced editor for its external relations department.

The Online News Association seeks a digital coordinator. All employees work virtually, but preference will be given to candidates based in Washington.

Students or young professional journalists with less than five years of experience can apply for a grant to attend a program in Germany.

The AP-Google Journalism and Technology Scholarship program provides scholarships to U.S. undergraduate or graduate students pursuing degrees at the intersection of journalism, computer science and new media.

Journalists of any nationality working at U.S.-based news outlets can apply for an online course on financial reporting.