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While COVID battered newsrooms, our campaign helped bring in $578K for Colorado journalism.

While COVID battered newsrooms, our campaign helped bring in $578K for Colorado journalism.

2020 was a disorienting year, to say the least. A growing movement for racial justice and a chaotic presidential election in the middle of…
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Melissa Milios Davis
How We’re Mapping Colorado’s Local News Future

How We’re Mapping Colorado’s Local News Future

You might have heard how “news deserts” are spreading and professional reporter ranks are dwindling — around the country and here in…
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Corey Hutchins
Why a new chapter for 24 community newspapers matters for Colorado — and the nation

Why a new chapter for 24 community newspapers matters for Colorado — and the nation

As hedge funds and billionaires clash swords over control of big-city newsrooms nationwide, a CO collaboration points a new way forward.
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Melissa Milios Davis
Let’s Talk: Journalism’s Race Problem Is in Colorado Too

Let’s Talk: Journalism’s Race Problem Is in Colorado Too

Journalists hold honest conversations about how to shift newsroom culture to make equity a reality
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BK Clapham
Collaboration in the Time of COVID

Collaboration in the Time of COVID

The image is familiar, even mundane, to most of us now: a dozen or more faces peer out against various backgrounds — some real, some…
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Melissa Milios Davis
Coloradans crave connections with Arts & Culture

Coloradans crave connections with Arts & Culture

10 key takeaways from Colorado residents
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Colorado Media Project
Opinion: Colorado journalism needs public support

Opinion: Colorado journalism needs public support

The former editors of the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post say if Coloradans want a healthy democracy, journalism needs help
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Colorado Media Project
Why platforms should pay for polluting our civic discourse

Why platforms should pay for polluting our civic discourse

They should take responsibility for the mess they’ve made
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Craig Aaron
Skeptic turned believer on public funding for local news

Skeptic turned believer on public funding for local news

Precisely because an independent press is so crucial to democracy, we need to start discussion on how we the people support it
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Jeffrey A. Roberts
Local News Is a Public Good

Local News Is a Public Good

Public Pathways for Supporting Coloradans’ Civic News and Information Needs in the 21st Century
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Colorado Media Project
Cultural collaborations at Migrahack

Cultural collaborations at Migrahack

Hard data essential, but personal connections persist
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Mike Clifford
A view from Durango

A view from Durango

How Migrahack CO will deepen my storytelling about local migrants
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Beatriz Garcia Waddell
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