American Journalism Project

Charlottesville Tomorrow is a community-driven news organization focused on serving and connecting neighbors in the Charlottesville area. It emphasizes the importance of truth, community, and equity in building a news platform that caters to local needs. Beyond just reporting the news, Charlottesville Tomorrow engages in publishing opinion pieces from members of the local community, thereby fostering a more inclusive dialogue about the region's future. The organization aims to ensure that its reporting reflects the values and concerns of its readership, making it a dedicated source of information for the Charlottesville community.

The Salt Lake Tribune is a prominent newspaper and online platform based in Salt Lake City, Utah, primarily focused on delivering news and information to its readers. Established in 1971, it has grown to become the largest circulated daily newspaper in the city. The publication offers a wide range of content, including breaking news, weather, traffic updates, and sports coverage, particularly emphasizing local events and the Utah Jazz. The Salt Lake Tribune aims to serve the public by providing timely updates on both local and global issues, ensuring that readers are informed about current affairs. Its commitment to quality journalism has been recognized with awards, including the EPPY award for Best Newspaper Website in 2012.

L.A. Local News Initiative goal is to provide free access to high-quality news and information.

The Texas Tribune is a non-profit media organization that is dedicated to increasing knowledge and participation in state government and public policy. The organization continuously aims to promote civic engagement through original, explanatory journalism, and public events. The Texas Tribune was founded by John Thornton, Evan Smith, and Ross Ramsey in 2009 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas, United States. John Thornton has been a venture capitalist in Austin for nearly twenty years, and he believes passionately in the potential of public media. Evan Smith serves as CEO and editor-in-chief, having spent nearly eighteen years at Texas Monthly. Managing editor Ross Ramsey was the long-time owner and editor of Texas Weekly, the state's premier newsletter on politics and government, which was acquired in July 2009 by the Tribune. Emily Ramshaw, one of the Tribune's original reporters, was named editor in 2011, overseeing the day-to-day editorial operation and long-term projects.

Capital B is a nonprofit local and national news organization reporting for Black communities.

Fort worth report publishes local journalism that is produced by, for, and about the people. Fort worth report was established to satisfy the community's need for more news regarding regional administration, educational institutions, business, the arts and culture, the environment, health care, and other crucial topics.

Enlace Latino NC is the first nonprofit Spanish-language news outlet in North Carolina. Enlace's motivation is to enable the diverse Latinx immigrant community in North Carolina to participate more actively in the political and social developments that affect them.

Cityside is a nonpartisan, nonprofit media organization committed to building community through local journalism

Signal Cleveland offers community members access to the news they require. It publishes authoritative, trustworthy daily journalism on a variety of topics, such as government, economy, education, health, safety, and resilience. Their website is chock-full of explainers and guides to help Cleveland residents navigate life in the city, and it serves as a growing civic tool for the city.

Sahan Journal is a nonprofit, digital-first news organisation dedicated to chronicling the struggles, successes and transformations of Minnesota’s diverse and rapidly growing immigrant and underserved communities, whose stories are often overlooked by mainstream news organisation's.

Mountain State Spotlight is a civic news organization that tells stories about the issues and challenges facing their communities.

The Marshall Project is a not-for-profit, non-partisan newsroom focused on reporting and analyzing issues related to America's criminal justice system. It aims to inform the public and foster dialogue about the complexities and challenges within the justice system through in-depth journalism and investigative reporting. By providing high-quality, fact-based content, The Marshall Project seeks to shed light on the impacts of criminal justice policies and practices, promote accountability, and ultimately contribute to reform efforts. Its commitment to non-partisan reporting ensures that its coverage remains unbiased and focused on facts rather than political agendas.

Louisville Public Media informs, inspires and empowers through independent news, music, education and experiences.

WFAE is a news and information site focus on political events.

MLK50 Justice Through Journalism is a non-profit newsroom based in Memphis that focuses on poverty, power, and public policy .MLK50 examine the systems that make it hard for workers to make ends meet and interrogate those who profit from the status quo.

Centro de Periodismo Investigativo focuses on investigative journalism, uncovering critical social and political issues.

Cityside is a nonpartisan, nonprofit media organization committed to building community through local journalism

In 2009, a small group of Connecticut residents, concerned about the decline in watchdog journalism, formed the Connecticut News Project, Inc. A few months later, after securing start-up funding and hiring some veteran journalists, CNP launched The Connecticut Mirror, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet with a very clear mission: Produce deep reporting on government policies and politics, to become an invaluable resource for anyone who lives, works or cares about Connecticut, and to hold their policymakers accountable for their decisions and actions.

City Bureau is a non-profit civic journalism lab dedicated to producing media that serves the public interest. The organization focuses on fostering critical public conversations and generating information that addresses the specific needs of communities. By collaborating with local media houses, City Bureau aims to create impactful and equitable journalism that is responsive to the concerns and interests of the public. Through its initiatives, the organization seeks to strengthen civic engagement and ensure that diverse voices are represented in media narratives.