After the Assault
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CapRadio’s multi-platform participatory journalism project “After the Assault” explores what survivors experience in the aftermath of sexual violence and during police investigations.
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CapRadio’s multi-platform participatory journalism project “After the Assault” explores what survivors experience in the aftermath of sexual violence and during police investigations.
This step-by-step voting guide by the Detroit Documenters is unlike most others. Instead of telling people who to vote for and why, we’re here to help you find the resources to decide for yourself.
Black Arts Legacies is a new multimedia website highlighting the impact of Black artists in Seattle past and present. Season 1 celebrates 26 artists in written profiles, videos, a podcast and photos.
Bay Area News Collective is a collaboration to assess the geographic diversity and density of Bay Area news through analysis of geolocated news coverage and personal experiences in the community.
The Xylom invites emerging writers to contribute data-driven, first-person reporting on wildfires threatening the places they call home, how humans are making it worse, and equitable local solutions.
Santa Cruz Local investigates what’s being done to address homelessness in Santa Cruz County. We look at programs that have shown promise at addressing homelessness in other parts of California.
The historic Green Book inspired LPB’s Safe Haven: Louisiana’s Green Book, a multimedia digital first series focusing on the businesses & places African Americans turned to during the Jim Crow era.
There’s Hope. There’s Help. is an 12-part animated video shorts series addressing mental health issues in an effort to prevent youth suicides. Designed for Alaska & use by other PBS stations for free.
Utah’s historic Great Salt Lake is shrinking. The Great Salt Lake Collaborative’s solutions journalism and community engagement is bringing people to the lake and the lake’s plight to the people.
Jacksonville is one of the largest cities in the U.S., yet its media landscape is shrinking. The Jacksonville Today newsletter helps fill the gap with a must-read guide to civic life.
The Dodging Standards series analyzed employment records for social service employees, finding that many county-run agencies in NC defy state law by hiring workers who don’t meet minimum requirements.
WBUR’s newsletter “Cooked: the search for sustainable eats” gives subscribers the know-how on what food choices make an impact in New England and empowers them to do something about climate change.
From April-June 2021, the Record-Journal completed a 12-week collaborative project called “Providing Trusted COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Latino Communities.”
The Latino Communities Reporting Lab’s mission is to amplify the voices of our local Latino communities. Content is in English/Spanish and shared through print, video, email, social media, and text.
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.
We hosted a Basketball Park Takeover which attracted over 200 Black youth ages 15-24, to establish trust and awareness of The Kansas City Defender. Numerous attendants are now regular readers.
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.
Between The Covers is an opportunity to gather with other like-minded people within our community to read, discuss ideas, and meet great authors of all genres.
The KidVision: Full STEAM Ahead series, led by KidVision’s Miss Penny, will educate children on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math with seven different fun and engaging virtual events.