Visual Journalism Expanding the Horizon: The New York Times Establishes First Permanent Hawaii Bureau Since WWII September 14, 2026 Muslim In a significant strategic move to bolster its footprint in the Pacific and deepen its coverage of the American West, The New York Times has officially appointed Jennifer Sinco Kelleher…
Solutions Journalism A Watershed Moment: EPA Approves Historic First ‘Good Samaritan’ Permit to Heal America’s Abandoned Mines September 11, 2026 Asro WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a landmark development for American environmental conservation and watershed management, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved the nation’s very first permit under the newly…
Civic Technology A New Chapter for the Civic Tech Field Guide: Daniel Mackisack Appointed as First Full-Time Manager July 17, 2026 Ali Ikhwan By Editorial Staff The Civic Tech Field Guide, a cornerstone resource for the global community of practitioners, researchers, and activists working at the intersection of technology and public interest, has…
Data Journalism Bridging the Gap: How rOpenSci is Revolutionizing First-Time Contributions to Open Source June 30, 2026 Reynand Wu Introduction: The Threshold of Open Collaboration For many developers and researchers, the world of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) is simultaneously a land of infinite opportunity and a high-walled…
Civic Technology The Civic Tech Field Guide Enters a New Era: Daniel Mackisack Appointed as First Full-Time Manager June 30, 2026 Siti Muinah Introduction: A Strategic Pivot for Public Interest Technology The Civic Tech Field Guide—the definitive, crowdsourced repository for the global civic technology movement—has officially announced a significant evolution in its organizational…
Community Media The Ghost in the Machine: Are Journalists Surrendering Their First Amendment Rights to AI? June 30, 2026 Laily UPN By Anika Collier Navaroli As journalists increasingly turn to generative artificial intelligence to draft copy, summarize research, and iterate on headlines, a profound, unsettled legal question looms over the newsroom:…
