West Virginia University is one of the 2015-16 winners of the Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism Education. See all 11 winners and the Honorable Mentions. Partners West Virginia Public Broadcasting … Learn more about this project.
Adapting Digital Reporting Tools for an Immigration-Focused Student Newsroom, a project from University of Nevada, Reno
University of Nevada, Reno is one of the 2017 winners of the Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism Education. See all 10 winners. Team Gi Woong Yun, Associate Professor, Director … Learn more about this project.
Making High-End VR Accessible: Immersive Storytelling for Local Communities, a project from University of Southern California, Annenberg
University of Southern California, Annenberg is one of the 2017 winners of the Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism Education. See all 10 winners. Team Robert Hernandez, Professor, USC Annenberg … Learn more about this project.
Can Community-Guided "Parachute" Journalism Lead to Meaningful Coverage in Rural Areas?, a project from Washington State University
Team Led by Clinical Assistant Professor Lisa Waananen Jones, the Journalism and Media Production Department of Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow College of Communication is participating in an ongoing … Learn more about this project.
Three Billboards (+Three Listening Posts) Inside Hamden, Connecticut, a project from Quinnipiac University
Team Amy Walker, Assistant Teaching Professor of Journalism, Quinnipiac University Paul Bass, Executive Editor, The New Haven Independent Terry Bloom, Associate Dean of the School of Communications, Quinnipiac University Molly … Learn more about this project.
The News Oasis, a project from Howard University
Team Ingrid Sturgis, Assistant Professor of New Media, Department of Media, Journalism and Film (MJF), Howard University Michael Austin, Assistant Professor, MJF, Howard University Yanick Rice Lamb, Associate Professor, Interim … Learn more about this project.
Media Justice: Cultivating a Citizen-Based News Ecosystem for Underserved and Indigenous Communities, a project from Northern Arizona University
Team Jiun-Yi Tsai, Assistant Professor Strategic Communication, Northern Arizona University Rachel C. Tso, Lecturer Journalism and Communication, Northern Arizona University Paul Helford, Principal Lecturer Creative Media & Film, Northern Arizona … Learn more about this project.
DACAmentation: Journalism by Dreamers for Dreamers, a project from Northeastern Illinois University
Team Edie Rubinowitz, Associate Professor, Department of Communication, Media and Theatre, Northeastern Illinois University Dr. Shayne Pepper, Chair/Associate Professor, Department of Communication, Media and Theatre, Northeastern Illinois University Salvador España, … Learn more about this project.
Putting FOIA to Work: Using Freedom of Information Act Requests to Engage Communities in Locally Relevant Reporting, a project from Emerson College
Journalism and Civic Media students at Emerson will participate in a partnered studio course where they will work alongside MuckRock and BINJ. Our team will design an inquiry and reporting process that uses the FOIA request to connect community stakeholders to journalists, and results in a series of local stories that are distributed through outlets that are affiliated with BINJ.
Frozen Out: A Community Data Journalism Project, a project from University of Maryland
The University of Maryland is one of the 2018 winners of the Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism Education. See all nine winners. Team Sean Mussenden, Data Editor and Director, … Learn more about this project.