American Press Institute expands news organization experiments with influencers and trusted messengers
This initiative will help participants develop influencer collaborations around their journalism, including co-hosted Instagram reels to share reporting and promote products, explanatory reporting, ongoing partnerships and live events.
Beyond stress: What journalists should know about burnout
In this self-reflective session — led by Sam Ragland, API’s vice president of journalism strategy — journalists will contribute anonymously to a series of prompts to learn actionable insights for reassessing and repairing their relationships with work.
American Press Institute announces two programs to expand Culture & Inclusion initiatives
These programs, both evolutions of long-standing journalism industry efforts, reaffirm API’s commitment to fostering a more inclusive, transparent and accountable media landscape.
American Press Institute awards $40,000 in grants to help evolve revenue experiments for local news organizations
Through its 2025 Revenue Experiments Learning Cohort, API will support the eight local and community news organizations — all alumni of the U.S.-based Table Stakes Local News Transformation Program — with peer-learning calls to help them clarify their experiments, share ideas, and define effective tactics and strategies.
American Press Institute awards $40,000 in grants to help strengthen communication and teamwork to eight news organizations
The selected organizations are U.S. local and community-based media organizations that are alumni of the U.S.-based Table Stakes program and participated in the API Local News Summit for Belonging and Collaboration in July 2024.
Applications open for API Influencers Learning Cohort (2025)
Participating news organizations will receive $3,000 to establish connections and collaborate with local influencers or trusted messengers.
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