Updates

The $2 million Gov. Murphy set aside is further proof of New Jersey’s commitment to cultivating informed and engaged communities amid a growing disinformation crisis.

A new survey explores what has changed in the field of engaged journalism since 2018 and what hasn’t.

A group of Colorado journalists and community members of color have been working to understand and correct systemic harm of traditional local media.

Free Press Action and other groups are urging Congress to reject this bill, which would benefit conglomerates like Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.

Here are three lessons about how closely intertwined journalism and organizing are.

There is no future for local news without innovative public policy and a huge infusion of public dollars to meet community-information needs.

Free Press’ News Voices: Colorado project released a report calling for tangible changes in how newsrooms cover Latinx communities in the state.

This KGNU show is inspired by various working groups, including Latinx Voices, organized by advocates including Diamond Hardiman of Free Press.

Free Press’ News Voices: Colorado project, in collaboration with state partners, released recommendations on how media can better serve Black communities.

News Voices: Colorado Manager Diamond Hardiman spoke to KGNU about a report documenting how newsrooms and funders can better serve Black communities.