Rise above the noise: Colorado newsrooms and community leaders: Join CMP+ Rocky Mountain PBS, Colorado Press Association, the Colorado News Collaborative and Colorado State University's Center for Public Deliberation to have better civic conversations this year ... and beyond. #LocalNewsMatters #democracy #civilsociety #newsCOneeds https://lnkd.in/gVqZVMiY
Colorado Media Project
Online Audio and Video Media
Denver, Colorado 202 followers
Local journalism is in a fight for survival, and our democracy is at risk.
About us
Since the summer of 2018, the Colorado Media Project has engaged a broad-based coalition of civic leaders, students, academics, philanthropists, journalists, business leaders, librarians, technologists, and other local residents to better understand the market forces behind the decline in local news; to survey Coloradans on their news and information interests, needs, and habits; to understand new opportunities and threats introduced by technology and social platforms; and to prototype and test new ways to engage a broader range of residents in the future of local news and civic information. Our mission is to better meet the information needs of all Coloradans, by acting as a catalyst and advocate for innovations that make Colorado's local news ecosystem more sustainable, collaborative, and accountable to the public it serves. We develop partnerships and programs designed to increase newsroom capacity, support collaboration, and engage the community in journalism that strengthens our democracy. CMP is a grant-funded organization operating under the fiscal sponsorship of the Rose Community Foundation. Read about our supporters here.
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- Industry
- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Denver, Colorado
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2018
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2306 E Evans Ave
Denver, Colorado, US
Employees at Colorado Media Project
Updates
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We are delighted to announce and celebrate our 2024 Advancing Equity in Local News grantees. Congratulations to these newsrooms and media leaders across the state for their dedication to serving all Coloradans! #localnews #journalism #colorado Thanks to The Colorado Trust, Gates Family Foundation, Democracy Fund, The Colorado Health Foundation, RootED Denver and Rose Community Foundation for contributing to the AELN fund and making this possible!
Meet Colorado Media Project's 2024 Advancing Equity in Local News grantees! These 27 Colorado newsrooms, journalists, and media entrepreneurs received $368,300 in grants that will support in launching new projects and strengthening existing efforts to build a more inclusive local news ecosystem that reflects and serves Colorado’s diverse communities.
Announcing More Than $360,000 in Grants to Advance Equity and Inclusion — Colorado Media Project
coloradomediaproject.com
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“By intentionally creating spaces where diverse groups of local people can engage with one another as people — not as algorithm-curated voting blocs — genuine conversations about common challenges can spark empathy, understanding and solutions.”
Martin Carcasson and I have an op-ed in The Colorado Sun today, spotlighting the important role that local newsrooms — in partnership with libraries, schools, community and civic groups — can play in actively reclaiming the public square from political pundits and conflict entrepreneurs. Check it out and let us know what you think. https://lnkd.in/gTvEKdf2
Opinion: Reimagining the public square: Coloradans deserve better
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