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Within the mass media’s reporting on the “rainbow wave” of diverse candidates in the 2018 midterms, the gains of Transgender people are conspicuously missing.

News Voices: North Carolina has begun hosting dream salons where we invite community members to discuss their visions for local news.

It’s time for policymakers to become changemakers. It’s time for disruption, not the status quo.

In October, Free Press Action members in 12 cities across the country staged Halloween-themed protests against the T-Mobile/Sprint #MonsterMerger.

The training moved from mapping local news ecosystems in Brooklyn and Harlem to dreaming and visioning interventions and improvements to those systems.

Today Change the Terms — a coalition of more than 40 groups — launched an effort to push tech companies to disrupt hate and extremism online.

Nearly all of the unique comments submitted to the FCC on Net Neutrality opposed the agency’s plan. Now the House needs to step up and restore the open-internet rules.

Monthly meetings allow community members to connect with reporters from the Observer and explore ways to transform local journalism.

Resilient Just Technologies, the Center for Embodied Pedagogy & Action and Free Press visited Puerto Rico to learn how the collapse of the islands’ communications networks has impacted people’s lives.

This deal would hurt low-income communities and people of color, who disproportionately rely on T-Mobile and Sprint for more affordable plans and prepaid services.