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What Ramadan Means for Non-Muslims in Nigeria
During Ramadan, Nigeria undergoes a quiet transformation. Beyond faith, the month reshapes public life.
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News from the IARJ Board
In her latest message to Members, IARJ’s Board Chair Jelena Jorgačević invites them to share their stories and introduces the new Religion Roundtable series.
Looking for religion story ideas? (March 2026)
In March 2026, Pew Research has given us a first-of-its-kind study of people's impressions of our relative morality. It's an ideal story for religion journalists.
Looking for Religion Story Ideas? (February 2026)
Journalist Stephanie Fenton writes about the opportunities and challenges of reporting on religious holidays & festivals.
IARJ-RNA Religion Dialogues: What are the challenges of reporting on religion around the world?
Four IARJ-RNA members discuss the challenges of reporting in a balanced and accurate way on religion in various regions of the world.
Looking for Religion Story Ideas? (January 2026)
Our January 2026 column suggests religion stories "pegged" to anniversaries from Winnie-the-Pooh to Timbuktu. No kidding.
African Christians, the Birth of Jesus and Christmas Trees
Understanding the meaning and community traditions of Christmas in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Looking for Religion Story Ideas? (December 2025)
Our December 2025 column suggests stories ranging from newsy buzz about quiet Quakers to the global spread of Kwanzaa.
Looking for Religion Story Ideas? (November 2025)
Our November 2025 column suggests stories ranging from "apps" that verge on spirituality to some major milestones in 2026.
Mormon Mercy and the Mirror of African Faith
Nigerian journalists Prince Charles Dickson explores the reactions in Nigeria to the Michigan LDS church shooting.