Navigating change is more than picking the right strategy or tool. It requires questioning assumptions, developing new skills and continuously teaching and learning.
Local news organizations have always had to navigate change: shifts in audience behavior and expectations, technology and product development, revenue and consumer value, and their [...]
When the tools, economics and expectations around AI are all still moving, knowing where you actually stand is a far better place to lead from than false confidence or uncertainty.
Civic trust is bigger than whether people trust a news organization. It includes the role local media can play in helping people understand their communities, participate in civic life and navigate differences with one another.
Civic trust is bigger than whether people trust a news organization. It includes the role local media can play in helping people understand their communities, participate in civic life and navigate differences with one another.
Reach out to that person and share how they helped you reconsider a challenge you were facing, led you to a new idea or shaped your career. Ask them what challenges or ideas they’re wrestling with now.
We’ll dig into three areas that are important to the future of local journalism: civic trust, people and culture and organizational resilience.
There are three tactical ways local newsrooms can be the conveners for their communities: designing for human connection, designing for everyday usefulness and designing for joy, curiosity and surprise.
Share how the American Press Institute helped change how you lead, think or serve your community — and pay it forward to those shaping local news next.
Impact-minded organizations build habits that help them notice what their communities are responding to, interpret what those signals might mean and adapt their journalism while the work is still unfolding.
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