Last year, Documented conducted audience research to understand better the news needs of Caribbean immigrants living in New York. The findings paved the way for Documented’s decision to create a communication channel with Caribbean immigrants via Nextdoor.
Sarabeth Berman, American Journalism Project CEO, presented at Emerson Collective’s annual Demo Day, highlighting the promise of nonprofit local news and the remarkable reporting our grantees are doing. In the presentation, she spotlighted Wisconsin Watch’s efforts to uncover a story in Kiel, Wisconsin.
A look at results from the American Journalism Project’s first set of nonprofit news grants
Mirror Indy will produce quality, original daily reporting centered on Indianapolis communities, ensuring all residents have access to the local news and information they need.
Signal Ohio, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit news startups, launched Signal Akron today, its second newsroom in Ohio. The growing range of freely accessible journalism at SignalAkron.org will include accountability reporting and community resources. Stories already published include a deeper look at police accountability, the effects of the c
In order to maximize the impact of the investigation, Mississippi Today’s audience and editorial teams collaborated closely to create a meaningful distribution and engagement plan.
After speaking with Richmond residents about their news and information needs, Richmondside will make its debut in spring 2024.
Capital B surveyed more than 100 current and former Gary residents. We asked you to tell us your biggest questions and concerns about life in the city, and what you love most about the place you call home. Now we’re sharing back what you told us, just like we promised.
Editor-in-chief Oseye Boyd: I’d like to introduce you to Mirror Indy, a part of Free Press Indiana. What was once one name is now two to better differentiate who we are and what we do. While Mirror Indy will be a publication serving the city of Indianapolis, Free Press Indiana is the nonprofit organization that supports us.
Journalism about issues top of mind for San Diegans drove inewsource to nine first-place and 16 total awards in this year’s San Diego Press Club contest.
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