How co-leadership served City Bureau, and why we’re evolving to meet the moment
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Darryl Holliday
I’m infinitely lucky to have been a founder of City Bureau. And I’m proud to be handing off the reins this summer.
Check out City Bureau’s first ever holiday wishlist where we think big about the future of local media and give some reasons for why we’re feeling optimistic for the year to come!
Want to know how Chicago ticks? Trying to get involved in your community? This people-powered civic newsletter has you covered.
We co-hosted a virtual open house led by the Cleveland Documenters team to officially welcome Clevelanders to the Documenters network. Here’s what we learned.
From food banks and emergency cash to mutual aid for South Side seniors, our Chicago COVID Resource Finder is an updated database of more than 1,300 resources filtered online and via text.
Last year we embarked on a process to define what impact means for a people-centered, community news lab.
Government transparency and access to civic information is important to their communities, residents told us.
What American Journalism Project means for City Bureau’s civic newsroom.
Our award-winning Documenters program is shaping a new kind of accountability for local government, from Chicago to São Paulo.
City Bureau is expanding our government transparency work to Cleveland and Akron, in partnership with the Cleveland Foundation and Akron Community Foundation.
To reimagine and repair local news, democratize the journalistic process.
Looking back at Chicago’s 1919 race riot, we’re asking Chicagoans to produce a new call to action for shaping equitable, ethical local news today.
Learn how City Bureau’s City Scrapers project collects public meeting information into one, searchable, easy-to-use website, in a free webinar on Feb. 7 at 1p CT—RSVP today.
A look back at the origins of civic participation in the U.S. and how City Bureau’s Documenters program is testing a new mode for civic engagement.
Part 2: Documenters don’t identify as do-gooders, they identify as citizens.
Part 1: City Bureau‘s March 10 event allowed #ChiDocumenters to collaborate with each other and give input on our groundbreaking program. Here’s how we did it.
Two years in—We’re just getting started.
A look back at the origins of civic participation in the U.S. and how City Bureau’s Documenters program is testing a new mode for civic engagement.
This soon-to-be-released report, created by the Center for Media Engagement with input from City Bureau, shows the major gaps — and opportunities — in the local media ecosystem.