We've been building the future of news since 2009.
Listen to the stories of journalists from the INN Network in our inspiring short video marking INN’s 15 year anniversary: https://t.co/iXehSSOlMV
"Nonprofit doesn't mean no profit. Honestly, I think a lot of people think that they're all impact-focused and a hundred percent philanthropy-focused and you can't exercise any of the same skills from corporate. And it's just not true."
.@themorganmalone went from being one of the youngest commercial real estate executives in the country to running @city_bureau as its executive director.
Read about Malone's switch to nonprofit journalism in our latest edition of In Other News: https://t.co/kBLyimC4FO
Today marks the start of #NewsMatch, an annual fundraising campaign led by INN.
Funders have already pledged a record $7.5 million to bolster local support for independent journalism.
Learn more about NewsMatch here: https://t.co/3f63Zz3YIG
one of my first assignments at @INN has been working on the comms for the #INNYs2024 — congrats to the winners! (also pinch me, I love nonprofit news!!!)
We are excited to announce the winners of the #INNYs2024. INN’s Nonprofit News Awards give us the opportunity to honor excellence in journalism, leadership and community service across the INN Network.
Follow along with this thread to see the winners!
The last two years I’ve spent at @NatPress have been incredible. From helping with three awards dinners, traveling to Singapore twice & everything in between, I’m so grateful for all the opportunities I’ve had to help make good journalists better. 🫶🏻
Today’s the day! I am officially @INN’s communications & marketing associate! I am so thrilled to be working at the heart of nonprofit news — the field I am so passionate about. I can’t wait for what’s to come!!!😁🗞️
For Rob, Gerald, Wendi, John and Rebecca. For all those who stayed, for those who left and those who came after. For their families. Thank you for being in my life.
https://t.co/qDU7fZR8GE
Last week I spoke with 20 incredible journalists chosen for the 2024 National Press Foundation Women in Politics Journalism Fellowship.
Thank you for all of the work you do and allowing me to share my story with you! Read more: https://t.co/dXh32sEXwL
While it might be April Fools Day, we’re NOT joking when we say that NPF has a lot of opportunities open for journalists across the 🌎 right now (including a webinar, $75,000 in reporting grants and 2 open fellowships). See below 🧵⬇️
🚨 We're hiring a part-time summer intern 🚨 Help write stories for our website, improve our social media presence and play a key part in our kind and conscientious staff. 💰 Pay is $18/hour. Apply now! #journalisminternship
https://t.co/GOwZ10Wdg6
When @flatwaterfreep reporter @yanqixu_ wrote about high nitrate levels found on Gov. Jim Pillen’s hog farms, she didn’t expect that her identity would make national news. “I want to be remembered by my reporting, not anything about me,” she said. https://t.co/N17gu9dafE
If you did exemplary reporting on #mentalhealth, apply to the Carolyn C. Mattingly Award for Mental Health Reporting. The award carries a $10,000 prize and is open to U.S. journalists in any medium. Apply by March 4. #journalism#NPFawards https://t.co/EVgPMNYTBP
"An assault on press freedom against one @WSJ reporter and one radio reporter in one far-off place is an attack on the fundamental freedoms we rely on to do all of our jobs," @paulwsj said of Evan Gershkovich and Alsu Kurmasheva just hours before news of Alexei Navalny's death.
Spurs staff have been advised never to phone Victor Wembanyama after 9:30. That’s when he reads for an hour and falls asleep.
Wemby is locked in. 📖
(via Mike Monroe / @TheAthletic)
Women are increasingly driving the debate on the seminal issues facing state legislatures across the country. Learn to cover women lawmakers from April 15-18 in D.C. Apply by Feb. 26. Sponsored by @pivotalventures, NPF is responsible for all content. https://t.co/9z1pfVpwkS
reading this made my heart hurt❤️🩹thinking of the hard-working, talented Baltimore Sun + Capital Gazette journalists right now, some of whom I’ve had the privilege to learn from