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In the news June 23, 2021

The Guardian: How Chicago is reimagining the future of local journalism as papers decline

In the news June 16, 2021

An update on our effort to help preserve and protect journalism

Microsoft Journalism Initiative
In the news June 8, 2021

How WFAE transformed in 5 years: a case study

Current
In the news May 21, 2021

‘I Know What Pandemic Means’: Behind the scenes of Documented’s first film

by Max Siegelbaum

This 15-minute film follows members of Documented's WhatsApp community as their lives were altered by a global — and very local — pandemic

In the news May 19, 2021

The Oaklandside is creating a blueprint for nonprofit local news

AdWeek
Grantee news, In the news April 29, 2021

Current: WFAE, Louisville Public Media receive first American Journalism Project grants to public media

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The grants support organizations who already had a track record of stepping up and providing local news to their community.

In the news April 28, 2021

WFAE: American Journalism Project Awards WFAE ‘Transformational’ Half-Million Dollar Grant

Grantee news, In the news April 28, 2021

American Journalism Project invests in The Indy

The Nevada Independent
Grantee news, In the news April 19, 2021

Fort Worth Report Set to Launch This Spring

Publisher and CEO Chris Cobler told E&P the genesis of the Fort Worth Report started a few years ago when a coalition of civic leaders banded together after feeling there was a decline in the number of journalists and local journalism in the area.

Grantee news, In the news April 16, 2021

Block Club Chicago offered two versions of the same breaking news story — with and without a horrifying video

Nieman Lab

Readers told the nonprofit local newsroom that they appreciated the option to read an article omitting graphic video and images of 13-year-old Adam Toledo’s death.

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