What’s New in Pew Projects
News organizations involved in nine projects work to make a difference on issues including education, the environment and community relations.
Civic Catalyst: Pew Updates
New Hunter-Gatherers Assemble the News
Through new models of interactive journalism, the public is moving from passive news consumers to active co-authors of their own stories. By Jan Schaffer.
A Rush to Close Public Information
Orlando Sentinel Editor Tim Franklin addressed participants at the Pew/IRE Workshop "Tapping New Data Territories" February 23 in Tampa.
Tell Us Your Civic Journalism Story
To chronicle the legacy of civic journalism, the Pew Center invites you to share your experiences. By Jan Schaffer.
What’s Happening in Pew Projects
An update on the progress of the Pew Center's 2002 projects.
A Celebration of Civic Journalism
At the "Celebration of Civic Journalism" breakfast at APME, panelists describe how civic journalism has enhanced their coverage.
Mining a Collection of Race Stories
Delving into the Divide stemmed from the more than 600 civic journalism projects collected by the Pew Center for Civic Journalism. By Jan Schaffer.
New Pew Center Projects
Clickable web maps involve citizens in public policy choices. Race Relations coverage dominates topics of the 14 initiatives the Pew Center funded in 2002.