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John Thornton

Help us find an amazing first CEO for the American Journalism Project

7 lessons from revenue teams at exemplar civic news organizations

Gonzalo del Peon

7 lessons from revenue teams at exemplar civic news organizations

Who works best in a revenue development role? Here’s what these local news organizations have found

Nieman Lab

Who works best in a revenue development role? Here’s what these local news organizations have found

New Sources of Hope for Local Journalism

Boston Globe

New Sources of Hope for Local Journalism

So how will the American Journalism Project pick the local news sites it wants to back (with a piece of its $42 million)?

Nieman Lab

So how will the American Journalism Project pick the local news sites it wants to back (with a piece of its $42 million)?

A few things we’ve learned these first four months

Anna Nirmala

A few things we’ve learned these first four months

Q&A: Anna Nirmala, Director of Portfolio Development @ The American Journalism Project

The Idea

Q&A: Anna Nirmala, Director of Portfolio Development @ The American Journalism Project

The American Journalism Project team is growing by two. Now, we’ve got work to do!

Jason Alcorn

The American Journalism Project team is growing by two. Now, we’ve got work to do!

The American Journalism Project is Poised to Allocate Millions. Where Will the Money Go?

Inside Philanthropy

The American Journalism Project is Poised to Allocate Millions. Where Will the Money Go?

Sharing criteria for what the American Journalism Project will fund

Anna Nirmala

Sharing criteria for what the American Journalism Project will fund

Introducing the American Journalism Project

John Thornton & Elizabeth Green

Introducing the American Journalism Project

American Journalism Project Launches Major Effort to Reinvigorate Local News with $42 Million in Founding Commitments

AJP

American Journalism Project Launches Major Effort to Reinvigorate Local News with $42 Million in Founding Commitments

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