What American Journalism Project means for City Bureau’s civic newsroom.
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Andrea Faye Hart
What does this year’s curated series have in store?
How do we hold our alderpeople accountable in between elections? We’re kicking off a month-long workshop series with Chicago United for Equity.
Timuel Black on the Art of Oral History.
After four years we’ve moved from experimentation to practice and realize it’s time to define ourselves for ourselves.
We’ll be back August 1 for a month-long review of our new City Council.
A look back at what we’ve learned, what’s next and how you can contribute to our weekly workshop series.
Find out what advice Rayshauna Gray and Daniel Kay Hertz have for future curators.
We’re handing over the reins of the Public Newsroom to two Chicago authors. Find out how you can get involved.
We’ve been working with outlets in Chicago and beyond to remix the #PublicNewsroom model. Check out what we’ve learned and what’s next.
One weird trick to get people to document and record public events for the greater good: Pay them! Here, we honor the origins of our fastest-growing program and look at the way forward.
We’re kicking off a blog series to showcase how we are developing critical organizational policies. Help us reimagine what a non-profit newsroom looks like.
How City Bureau fits in the local media landscape.
Tonika Johnson, an Englewood-based photographer who captures images of Englewood and its residents, challenges typical media narratives about the neighborhood.
How City Bureau builds with community groups.
City Bureau is a growing network of people, institutions and community organizations who want to take back the narratives of their city.