SPJ’s first mission is ethics. Since 1926, our Code of Ethics has been the standard reference for both journalists and the public. We keep the code relevant today by offering grants, hosting programs, conducting research, and answering your questions. 

It’s been translated into seven languages and distributed on six continents.

Journalists, students, and the public can seek expert advice from our Ethics Committee.

Journalism ethics in the news and in real life. We also want to hear your stories and opinions.

What good is a Code of Ethics if it’s not enforced? We answer that and other questions.

Ethics Hold’em is Texas Hold’em with an ethical twist. Get free cards and even free dealers.

College newspapers: Win cash for violating SPJ’s Code of Ethics. Not as easy as it sounds.

Student media get free training and free stuff while learning to better serve their campus.

Win a $2,500 grant to study how college journalists and students view journalism ethics.