And the Batten Winners Are…
The Charlotte Observer, the Argus Leader of Sioux Falls, S.D. and the Kansas City Star share the first $25,000 James K. Batten Award for Excellence in Civic Journalism.
Civic Catalyst: Summer 1996
The Puff Adder’s Nest of Modern Journalism
James Fallows of The Atlantic Monthly delivers the keynote address of the 1996 James K. Batten Symposium for Excellence in Civic Journalism.
Civic Journalism: Part of the Solution
Matt Storin, editor of The Boston Globe, delivers the Batten dinner keynote address about his experiences working with "The People's Voice" project.
Symposium Panelists
Excerpts from "Civic Journalism: From Citizens Up," and "Elections '96: From Citizens Up," two panels of the 1996 Batten Symposium.
Investing in Risk: Re-engaging the Public
Remarks from The Pew Charitable Trusts President Rebecca Rimel at the Batten Awards dinner in Washington in May.
Charlotte: Doing it Daily
The Charlotte Observer attempts to take its civic journalism to the next level by trying to do it daily.
What’s Happening in Pew Center Projects
An update on the 1996 Pew projects.
The James K. Batten Award Advisory Board Citations
The citations for The Charlotte Observer, The Argus Leader of Sioux Falls, S.D. and The Kansas City Star, winners of the 1996 Batten Award.