New Jersey Sustainability Reporting Project
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The NJ Sustainability Reporting project generates news stories about environmental sustainability. It equips newsrooms and reporters to cover sustainability actions in New Jersey communities.
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The NJ Sustainability Reporting project generates news stories about environmental sustainability. It equips newsrooms and reporters to cover sustainability actions in New Jersey communities.
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From April-June 2021, the Record-Journal completed a 12-week collaborative project called “Providing Trusted COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Latino Communities.”
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“Buffalo What’s Next?” is a program created after a white supremacist killed 10 in a mass shooting on Buffalo’s mostly Black East side. It concentrates on difficult talk about segregation and race.
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Conversation by and for the people of Jackson Hole with journalists from KHOL, WyoFile and the Jackson Hole News & Guide, sharing the stories behind their reporting and building trust in local media.
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Palmetto Perspectives aims to bring together a diverse group of voices to discuss the critical issues facing South Carolina and its communities while engaging viewers throughout the state.
Documented Semanal is a newsletter serving Spanish-speaking immigrant communities in New York, and allowing them to participate in the making of journalism on the most pressing issues affecting them.
The WESA Voter Guide is a reader-friendly, non-partisan primer on political candidates running in the 2022 primary election for Pennsylvania and Allegheny County.
WXPR partnered with local schools to share the voices of our area’s young people. As the future of our communities, their stories matter.
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WTVP’s acquisition of Peoria Magazine moves the community forward by engaging businesses and individuals outside of broadcast television, promoting collaboration and opening new revenue streams.
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A web browser based video game that explains the difficulties of voting in Texas.
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