Nonprofit news organizations in Hawai’i, Tennessee and Virginia will expand their reporting and build on their work to deliver community-rooted local news.
With new support from the American Journalism Project, the Nasvhille Banner will strengthen the business and operations foundation that supports its journalism.
With new support from the American Journalism Project, Civil Beat is laying the groundwork for the next stage of its growth, strengthening the business and operations foundation that makes its journalism possible.
The American Journalism Project's investment will help Cardinal News continue building the foundation for long-term sustainability. As its revenue and operations strengthen, the organization plans to expand its reporting capacity and reach more readers across the region.
This summer, the Product & AI Studio asked members of our portfolio with active AI grants whether their organizations had published public AI usage policies. This post explores the AI policy adoption journey of those organizations.
AJP CEO Sarabeth Berman shared her reflections with social entrepreneurs from across the world at DRK’s annual retreat on the power of local journalism, how our organization has evolved, and the lessons learned.
Block Club received the award from Editor & Publisher magazine, a trade magazine that covers newspapers and other news sources.
Four Connecticut Mirror reporters have won the National Press Foundation’s 2025 AARP Award for Excellence in Journalism on Aging for their reporting on long-term care insurance costs in Connecticut.
Amanda Jackson brings more than 16 years of experience leading development, marketing and communications for mission-driven organizations across Kansas City.
The monthly, free print newspaper, identified as a “product of the Salt Lake Tribune,” was mailed to 40,000 homes and businesses across Washington County (population just over 200,000), the fast-growing southwest corner of the state in what’s known as red rock country.
The Marquette University Diederich College of Communication and ICT, formerly Indian Country Today and the flagship news organization of IndiJ Public Media, have announced an agreement to house an ICT regional bureau within the college’s Johnston Hall beginning in January 2026.
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