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Community Journalism Summit, San Francisco A diverse group of about 80 journalists met in
The Pew Center for Civic Journalism has been granted $4.65 million for the next three
Anniston, AL The Anniston Star The Star has compiled a database of more than 100
Spokane, WA Partners: The Spokesman-Review, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Spokesman-Review is using civic mapping tools
From charter schools to teacher shortages, from standards of learning to school “report cards,” thorny
“Civic Journalism: The Public, the Media and the Campaign” will be the topic of next
A zeal for creating new models of journalism and innovative uses of the Web to
In late September, the Pew Center sponsored a forum in New York that engaged a
From March 10 – 12, 95 journalists met in Atlanta for “Counting, Caring & Connecting:
erican Voter Education Project on a series of Newsmaker Breakfasts with the Ethnic Media before