The American Journalism Project today announced $1.5 million in new support for Mission Local, fueling the nonprofit newsroom’s continued growth and expansion of neighborhood-first, multilingual reporting across San Francisco.
Free Press Indiana has appointed veteran journalist Lindsey Erdody, formerly of Axios Local, WFYI, and the Indianapolis Business Journal, as the editor-in-chief of its statewide newsroom effective March 2.
We are proud to announce that Anna Wolfe, an editor and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter from Mississippi Today, will join the staff of the newly formed Deep South Today Investigative Reporting Center, created in collaboration with The New York Times and Big Local News.
Through a series of case studies on local newsrooms, the George W. Bush Institute examines how the Fort Worth Report’s persistent coverage of education and student outcomes is rebuilding civic trust and strengthening democratic engagement.
By combining the “Words That Work” message frames with generative AI, newsrooms can bridge proven communication research and everyday workflows.
Extending community listening to the business side of journalism can lead to conversations that offer a better understanding of a sponsor’s goals and challenges, what audiences they want to reach, what products would best fit their needs and how to work together toward a shared set of goals.
The Fort Worth Report has promoted Sonya Wierzowiecki, formerly the director of philanthropy, to the role of chief development officer to lead the nonprofit news organization’s fundraising and strategic growth initiatives.
Wisconsin Watch, one of the nation’s most successful nonprofit news organizations, will come under new leadership March 2 when Andy Pennington succeeds retiring CEO George Stanley.
Open Campus has hired two veteran investigative journalists to lead its community college reporting initiative, partnering with local newsrooms nationwide to produce accountability reporting on underreported areas of higher education.
A burgeoning ecosystem of local newsrooms is taking root across Los Angeles as the American Journalism Project partners with The LA Local and several other startups to revitalize high-impact, community-centered reporting.
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