Domains targeting keyword civic journalism

Mike Tigas is a developer, journalist, photographer, civic hacker, and security/privacy tinkerer at ProPublica.

Code for Africa (CfAfrica) is Africa’s largest data journalism and civic technology initiative, operating CitizenLabs across the continent to help fast-track digital experimentation and transformation in newsrooms and other social justice organisations.

An award-winning journalist experienced in on-line, broadcast. print and conflict photography. A major focus is environmental journalism. I've also spent many years conducting journalism trainings on five continents. Most recently I spent a year as lead trainer and civic education advisor in South Sudan.

Gather is a digital hub for engaged journalism’s community of practice, a place where engagement pros can learn (and shape) best practices, connect and collaborate with colleagues and help develop a shared vision for journalism’s relationship with the public. Gather is a project of the Agora Journalism Center, the gathering place for innovation in communication and civic engagement, at University of Oregon's School of Journalism & Communication.

Los Angeles has a new voice on the left. KNOCK is a journalism and commentary project by Ground Game LA, a community organization that fosters civic empowerment and political engagement.

This event will bring together journalists, developers, and designers to build prototypes exploring possibilities in news media.

Code for Africa (CfAfrica) is Africa’s largest data journalism and civic technology initiative, operating CitizenLabs across the continent to help fast-track digital experimentation and transformation in newsrooms and other social justice organisations.

The Public Journalism Network (PJNet) is a global professional association of journalists and educators interested in exploring and strengthening the relationship between journalism and democracy.

The Initiative for Policy Dialogue helps developing and transition countries explore economic policy alternatives and enable the widest possible civic participation in economic policymaking.

Home page of Friedrich Lindenberg, a civic technologist working on effective tools and methods for data-driven journalism and advocacy. Follow the blog, or explore a wide variety of tools and platforms.

Welcome! I am an Assistant Professor at the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Minnesota. I study the changing media landscape and its impact on journalistic practice, elite messaging, and how citizens engage in political and civic life. I am currently working on two main research projects. The first is a…