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A collection of headlines about illicit and illegal drugs
October 6, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Covering the drug supply, risks and trends

Educating readers, listeners, and viewers about drugs, risks, and their effects—without overstating threats

Staff of the Colorado Sun
October 2, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

How Colorado Sun let employees become their own bosses

The outlet changed its business model to give journalists a “voice and a vote.“

Anonymous person in a shaded hedge
October 1, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Anonymous portraiture

The presence in absence.

Science Reporting Navigator
October 1, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Introducing the Science Reporting Navigator

Use the navigator to help you integrate science into any story.

Honolulu Civil Beat director of philanthropy Mariko Chang, from right, meets with subscribers, supporters and readers on Thursday, July 20, 2023, at the Honolulu Coffee Experience Center in Honolulu. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2023)
September 25, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Creative experiments in fundraising, from shared proceeds to microgiving and countdown clocks

A conversation with Mariko Chang, Honolulu Civil Beat.

KBIA’s Rebecca Smith, Innovation in Focus Editor Emily Lytle, and Mizzou J-School students Claire Powell and Casper Dowdy at Memorial Stadium Sept. 6, 2025. They visited with tailgaters to raise funds for public radio as part of the Radio Rivals competition between KBIA and Kansas Public Radio. Photo: Nate Brown
September 18, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Radio Rivals: A friendly competition to engage new donors

How public radio stations KBIA, KPR embraced their football rivalry.

Journalism and anthropology textbooks with a pen and notebook on top
September 16, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Report like an anthropologist

From ethnographic interviews to semiotic mapping: Small newsrooms can do big things, you just need the right tools.

AskRJI
September 16, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Introducing AskRJI, an experimental chatbot

AskRJI places a wealth of knowledge and resources about community journalism at your fingertips.

Documented | Documented Kreyol | Documented Semanal | Documented [Chinese characters] | Documented Early Arrival
September 15, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

The bridge role: How newsrooms can connect immigrant communities with decision-makers

We built an editorial product to promote change and connect communities that have unequal access to power.

Participants of the Transforming Migration Narratives in North Carolina last summer. Photo: Mariana Iriarte
September 11, 2025
RJI Fellows Class of 2025–2026

Migrant Roots Media uproots migration narratives

Roxana Bendezú migrated to the United States for the first time at the age of 14 from Lima, Peru, and later returned at 20. Bendezú is the founder and executive director of Migrant Roots Media, a multilingual multimedia platform that seeks to uncover the root causes of global migration through the voices of migrants, the … Continued

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