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Application

2002 Project Funding Application

Please return with a 3-5 page letter or memorandum, on letterhead, outlining in more detail your proposal, your budget and your plans for Pew Funding.

Application and proposal letter should be postmarked to arrive on June 29, 2001 and sent to:

Pew Center for Civic Journalism
1101 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 420
Washington, DC 20036-4303

Log # _______

Contact:
Title:
News Organization:
Address:

Phone:
Fax:
E-Mail:

Participating News Organizations:

Short summary of the proposal:

Why do you consider this civic journalism?

How is this different from your traditional journalism?

What do you hope to accomplish?

What resources will you commit to this effort?

Newspapers/Magazines — space, size of any special section, full run?
Television/Radio — News and/or public affairs programming, special programs?
Other participants/resources?

For newspapers/magazines:

Publication Freqency:Circulation:

For television/radio:

Hours of news programming a day:Broadcast/Cable channel or frequency:

For online news publications; describe:

Your mission:

Target Audience: