Meet Indiana’s new women & girls reporter
Ashley Ford joins Free Press Indiana as its first statewide reporter.
Documented Launches Training Program to Serve Immigrant Communities
Each newsroom selected to participate in the training will receive $10,000 in stipends to launch a news product designed with immigrants and will participate in a final investment round to receive extra funds for its development.
Can AI help local journalists cover 169 towns? CT Mirror is working to find out
Rather than replacing journalists, the newsroom hopes AI can handle tedious tasks and boost investigations.
Civil Beat Series On Threats To Northwest Hawaiian Islands Wins National Award
‘Guardians Of The Deep’ took readers to the farthest tip of the Hawaiian archipelago.
Be Heard: National prize nominations show we’ve built a solid business foundation for journalism
Meet the team behind the new products Cardinal News rolled out in the last year, including its podcast.
How to use AI to improve fundraising strategy
Maggie Cogar, a consultant for the American Journalism Project's Product & AI Studio, shares how Cityside utilized generative AI to improve their fundraising appeals. We also share a playbook and prompt pack that news leaders can use to replicate this work.
The Marshall Project Names Jennifer Peter New Editor-in-Chief
Peter, of The Boston Globe, will lead the national criminal justice outlet’s news operations.
Meet José Delgado-Rivera, the first general manager of Spotlight PA’s Berks Bureau
José Joel Delgado-Rivera is Spotlight PA’s new general manager for the Berks Bureau. This is a newly created position, supported by the American Journalism Project, responsible for fundraising, partnerships, and community outreach for Spotlight PA’s newsroom in Berks County.
Charlottesville Tomorrow deepens its commitment to building local news with its first community editor
The move reflects a growing effort to align journalism with the voices and priorities of Charlottesville.
