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Thankful to Report for America , Bowling Green Daily News (shoutout Joe Imel) and the people who've trusted me to try serving BGKY as a journalist. The concept for this story was mind-bogglingly simple: “A law bans sleeping and camping in public. How are the unhoused affected?” 1/8

📸 Exciting news! We’re thrilled to welcome Christiana Botic as our new full-time staff photojournalist, made possible through the 2025 @CatchLight_io Local Fellowship, in partnership with Report for America. Christiana will begin in July 2025.

Proud of Alaina Bookman AL.com for moderating an all-star panel about violence prevention techniques and how education journalists can tackle the impact of guns on children. Thanks to Education Writers Association, Report for America, Solutions Journalism Network for support of this work. #ewa25

This #AAPIHeritageMonth, we're honored to recognize the work of Report for America corps member Yiming Fu, of AsAmNews. In the aftermath of the Maui wildfires, Fu has sought to provide nuanced and culturally sensitive reporting about how the island is navigating the recovery

thrilled to chat about all things solutions journalism and beaver-related with WORT 89.9 FM this morning! Give it a listen here wortfm.org/building-symbi… and read the Wisconsin Watch story here wisconsinwatch.org/2024/12/an-eco… hat tips to: Solutions Journalism Network Report for America Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk

💡If you're an experienced journalist and would like to apply to be a mentor to a Report for America corps member, we are accepting applications! Our mentorship program is a valuable component of the corps member experience. 🔗 Learn more: reportforamerica.org/getinvolved/

🎓 Last week, we were thrilled to celebrate the graduation of 98 Report for America corps members. Of this year's graduates, nearly half have been hired by their host newsrooms to continue their critical coverage at the local level. Cristina Silva, managing editor for local news at

A new farmers market launched this year where everything is grown, baked, or made by women. Estefanía Pinto Ruiz Report for America reports kwqc.com/2025/06/14/new…

Looking back 50 years: Hmong Americans reflect on journey from wartime Laos to new life in U.S. By Katelyn Vue with Report for America Read the full story: sahanjournal.com/immigration/hm…

In 1985, the first #Juneteenth parade in Longview, Texas, processed down Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Since then, the parade has grown to draw countless spectators who line the boulevard, watching as horse-riding cowboys and cowgirls, school groups and organizations march or

Thanks to Report for America, Maggie Reynolds is bringing essential coverage to Delaware's rural and Spanish-speaking communities. Our board president Patricia Rivera is calling on you to help fund this reporting from day one. Support Maggie 👉 spotlightdelaware.org/support.

🎉Exciting news: Report for America has launched a new, 10-week collegiate paid summer internship program that places college journalism students in community newsrooms and provides training, mentoring and financial support. This program is generously supported by the Scripps Family

Delaney Dryfoos of The Lens is wrapping up her time at the Desk. She covered everything from fertilizer runoff to disappearing land in Louisiana, and helped connect the dots across the Mississippi River Basin. Read more: agwaterdesk.bluelena.io/index.php?acti…

Some exciting news to wrap up the week: the Ag & Water Desk has been named a finalist for "Collaboration of the Year" by LION Publishers in the #LIONAwards25 More here: tinyurl.com/LIONfinalists25

Congratulations to the many Report for America newsrooms who have been selected as finalists for the 2025 LION Sustainability Awards! 🎉🏆 #LionAwards25

Happy #IndependenceDay from all of us at Report for America! Our democracy relies on trusted, independent local journalism. We're grateful for our corps members, who work to keep communities across the U.S. informed, empowered and engaged. There's no better place to see their