In September members of NCRA came together with staff to host a special Veterans History Project (VHP) event at a local museum in Northern Virginia.…
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The Lake County News-Sun posted an article on Nov. 13 about the sixth annual Veterans History Project held at the Lake County Courthouse, Ill. NCRA…
The Sept. 30 deadline for this year’s CEU cycle is coming up quickly, but there’s still time to earn a few more last-minute credits, both…
Nearly 20 years ago, Michelle Keegan, RMR, CRR, of Quincy, Mass., and her husband visited the Dachau concentration camp in Germany. It was an unforgettable…
May 1 marks Law Day, a national day celebrating the role of law in our society and cultivating a deeper understanding of the legal profession,…
The McDonough Voice, Macomb, Ill., posted an article on Sept 26 about a school literacy project that teaches children history through the people who lived…
NCRA leaders President-Elect Tiva Wood, RDR, CMRS, a freelance reporter from Mechanicsburg, Pa., and Vice President Chris Willette, RDR, CRR, CRC, a freelance court reporter…
Six court reporters from across the country raised more than $35,000 during NCRF’s annual fundraising phone-a-thon between April 27 and May 6. The volunteers made…
NCRA’s CEO and Executive Director, Mike Nelson, CAE, was interviewed last month for a segment of Comcast Newsmakers, a program that provides news and information…
This article contains strong language and discusses situations from the Holocaust. Read at your own discretion. One of the primary themes of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance…
During the upcoming 2016 Court Reporting & Captioning Week, held Feb. 14-20, NCRA members and court reporting students are urged to help celebrate the profession…
As the Sept. 30 educational cycle deadline looms, NCRA members are looking for ways to earn last-minute credits. For these reporters, the National Court Reporters…
In 2008, NCRF created the Student Initiatives Program as a means to involve students in its Oral Histories Program. The program, which has proven popular…
No ghoulish tricks. Our treats will make you scream with delight, not fright! Make sure those devilish attorneys know your supernatural talents and what it…
The Library of Congress has almost 90,000 veterans’ histories in its collections — priceless stories of heroism, accomplishment, and sacrifice. They need to be transcribed. …
The Pennsylvania Court Reporters Association has announced that it will host a Veterans History Project day as part of the Sports & Education Expo taking…
The National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) is very pleased to announce our agreement with the U S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (the Museum) in Washington, D.…
Court reporters are known as “keepers of the record,” and this mission is especially important when significant historical events and trials need to be recorded.…
The Mercury News has reported that the Pennsylvania Court Reporters Association has partnered with the National Park Service to help transcribe interviews of family, friends,…
Through NCRF’s Student Initiatives Program, court reporting students can earn a free student membership in NCRA just by transcribing two histories under NCRF’s Oral Histories…