AI and accountability Chris Quinn, the editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, struck a nerve over the weekend with a column about how some journalism [...]
The Birmingham Dreams event offers a template for newsrooms that not only want to connect people with journalists but also provide avenues for art, connections and future action.
Midterm motivation A new Pew Research Center report calls Americans’ relationship with the news “complicated.” But at least one of its findings might provide some [...]
Journalism studies to study For those who work in local news, aspire to, or generally care about the information needs of communities, new research published [...]
Jenna Welch shares how local news organizations can try a similar approach of deep listening, bringing together a diverse group of storytellers and offering practical training to platform community voices.
A moment to be helpful Media layoffs like those this week at The Washington Post, and, on a smaller scale, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, turn lives [...]
Welcome to the Need to Know: Training Edition! Your monthly curated list of professional development resources for journalists and news leaders. Do you have ideas [...]
Powerful partnerships This week, an investigation by journalists from five news organizations revealed how “forever chemicals” used in making stain-resistant carpeting has left a legacy [...]
If you are in a local or community-centered news organization and are working on projects that empower young people in your community or equip young talent for civic engagement, we encourage you to apply for a remaining spot at the API Local News Summit on Youth Trust and Civic Resilience.
When people realize their story matters, something fundamental changes. And the public conversation shifts in ways that strengthen communities and journalism.
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