The American Press Institute is grateful for the contribution of 10 engaged journalism experts who are advising journalists and news organizations in our Community Listening [...]
The American Press Institute today announced a grant of $388,000 from Craig Newmark Philanthropies to build a real-time network of newsroom leaders, civic and academic [...]
In the social media age, we are inundated with visual information — yet we know very little about how and why these images are made, [...]
The American Press Institute is pleased to announce the addition of three new full-time staff members: Emily Ristow, Larry Graham and Tricia Cantor. In their [...]
Reporters are under a microscope today — both on and off the job. Nearly 25 years ago, after Timothy McVeigh ignited a Ryder truck full [...]
The vast majority of Americans value their right, as well as that of the press, to question authority figures. But only a third have a [...]
Another way journalists might describe a goal of journalism is to help people live better lives in their communities. To further understand the relationship between [...]
NORC at the University of Chicago conducted the study in collaboration with the American Press Institute and funding and partnership from Democracy Fund. The survey [...]
There are many kinds of journalism, but at the heart of their constitutional responsibilities, journalists are in the business of monitoring and keeping a check [...]
People differ in how much understanding they feel they have of important issues they might see in the news, and in how much ability they [...]
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