Explore ways to report on the Knight Foundation

Knight Media Forum attendees near the rooftop pool of the downtown Miami hotel where the conference is held annually. Photo licensed from Angel Valentin under Creative Commons.

This post is part of a series published by the Community Info Coop analyzing DEI and accountability at the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Read more at knightdei.org.

The Community Info Coop’s latest Just Transition report investigated diversity, equity, inclusion, and accountability at the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

To provide opportunities for stakeholders to explore the report’s findings further, researchers created a databases of media inquiries and associated grants.

Here are some of the opportunities for further reporting that Just Transition researchers identified.

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Methodology: DEI and Accountability at the Knight Foundation

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About the authors of DEI and Accountability at the Knight Foundation