After nearly nine years as co-founder and co-leader at City Bureau, Bettina Chang is moving on to her next chapter.
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The innovative cross-sector social change leader joins City Bureau in an exciting moment of growth and evolution
How co-leadership served City Bureau, and why we’re evolving to meet the moment
An ordinance, passed unanimously this week, will require data transparency and annual hearings to vet banks that do business with the city of Chicago.
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Earlier this month, City Bureau co-founder and editorial director Bettina Chang delivered a TEDx Wrigleyville talk providing solutions for building a journalism deserving of people’s trust.
The bank, which had the largest racial gap in its home lending compared to other major banks, pledged $600 million to Black and Latinx communities.
Building an equitable local journalism lab from the ground up means taking a hard look at how we hire our staff
Romulo, who recently won a Voqal Fellowship, reflects on what she learned at City Bureau and why she started a bilingual news site in a west Chicago suburb.
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We’re hiring two full-time Reporting Residents—plus updates on our Reporting Fellowship and a new Managing Editor.
What American Journalism Project means for City Bureau’s civic newsroom.
We’re announcing a (working) break to reinvigorate City Bureau’s longest-running program: the reporting fellowship.
Over the next 11 weeks, we'll be pursuing big-picture stories related to the 2020 Census and demographic change in Chicago.
Our second cohort of the year is reporting on alternative courts, local elections and generational wealth in Chicago.
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Our first cohort of 2018 is reporting on education, criminal justice and policing in Chicago.
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How do journalists rebuild public trust?