RJI Fellows stories
How sharing local news through tours is, and isn’t, tourism
This approach crosses paths with two adjacent industries.
Newsrooms embrace pay cuts for the greater good
Coops, staff-run nonprofits, and democratic newsrooms are saving jobs by making tough decisions together.
Al Otro Lado: Defense, resilience and solidarity in the face of migrant vulnerability
A binational organization defends migrant rights and builds resilience amid policy shifts and humanitarian challenges.
Reporting on alcohol and drinking risks
Years of contradictory headlines about whether moderate drinking is harmful or beneficial for different health outcomes has left many people frustrated and skeptical.
Want financial backing for your news organization? Collaborate with others
The future (and present) of journalism is collaborative, not competitive.
The case for treating the news like a campaign
At Outlier Media, Sarah Alvarez learned that making an impact for low-income Detroiters meant reporting on complex problems and not letting up.
Takeaways from the second year of Future Tides’ free walking tours
Minimalist marketing, a new tip jar and more participants.
How to slow down, and down, and down
Demystifying the visual journalism process.
Establishing a viable nonprofit newsroom
Nina Misuraca Ignaczak shares lessons from her six-year journey of bootstrapping to finding a financial footing.
How the 2024–25 RJI Fellows are moving journalism forward
Six months of impact, implementation and growth.