With support from AJP, organizations in Virginia, Colorado and Utah will expand their reporting to reach audiences lacking access to quality local news.
The American Journalism Project is excited to announce $1.4 million in new grants to 27 news organizations in our portfolio as part of the next phase of our Product & AI Studio. These grants will help local newsrooms to generate revenue and uncover impactful stories hidden in civic data through the use of AI-drive solutions.
Lauren Gustus, The Tribune’s CEO and executive editor, announced the move to make the 154-year-old newspaper “open and free” during the Tribune’s second annual NewsMakers Gala.
In September, Outlier Media announced the relaunch and expansion of TXT OUTLIER — a more intuitive system that’s still using content written by journalists, but that also leverages artificial intelligence for select functions, including facilitating property lookups in its database, assisting reporters with research and summarizing conversations.
NPR and Member stations across Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia have teamed up to launch the Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom.
Learn more about our investment to help Charlottesville Tomorrow grow its capacity to meet the news and information needs of central Virginia’s diverse communities.
Dive deeper into our support for the Salt Lake Tribune’s planned expansion to provide local news for all of Utah.
MTFP’s strategic acquisition of Mountain Journal aims to advance the missions of both organizations by combining their strengths to cover critical issues facing Montana and the Greater Yellowstone region.
Learn more about our support for The Colorado Sun’s plans to grow to meet the state’s information needs.
The nearly 100 election experts on hand to answer voting-related questions include election administrators, nonprofit leaders, cybersecurity experts, public historians, attorneys specializing in election law, nonpartisan voter access advocates, misinformation researchers, public policy professors, and more.
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