Charlottesville has already lost at least one food access program this year. Now it's at risk of losing another.
Charlottesville Tomorrow
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Before we tell you about ourselves, a quick question: Are you already a subscriber to our email newsletter? Because the best way to learn about our work is to become part of our community of subscribers and experience what we do. The emails from our reporters and editors are amazing and, a lot of times, offer you the context you need to make sense of the news and participate in our community. Sign up on our website! Just kicking the tires? OK, here goes: Charlottesville Tomorrow is a community-driven, socially conscious news organization and we serve our neighbors (that’s you!) by connecting them to each other (that’s our community!) and to the issues that affect them most. In other words, the Charlottesville area is our place and Tomorrow is our focus. We center our organization and news processes on our values — truth, community, and equity — and we work to improve the health of our local news community and ecosystem through our inclusive practices in hiring, journalism and partnership. We believe in journalists and in journalism, but we get that the status quo local news model is broken and we have to earn your trust every day.
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https://cvilletomorrow.org
Charlottesville Tomorrow的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 报纸出版业
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- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Charlottesville，VA
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2005
- 领域
- Local Politics、Growth、Development、journalism、news和community
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PO Box 1591
US，VA，Charlottesville，22902
Charlottesville Tomorrow员工
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Residents in Charlottesville, Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louis, and Nelson Counties can help the local health district set its goals for the next three years.
Help local health officials and hospitals decide what to prioritize to improve community health
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Senior Associate Dean, John M. Mutz Chair in Local News, Medill School, Northwestern University. Leader, Medill Local News Initiative
One of the Medill Local News Initiative Northwestern University Medill School "Bright Spots" in our new State of Local News Report is Charlottesville Tomorrow. The CEO of the nonprofit local news site, Angilee Shah, talked to our Autumn Brewington about the vital importance of direct relationships -- email newsletters, events, programming. https://lnkd.in/gajcjguD
Designing a newsroom for diverse community needs
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Charlottesville Tomorrow is making strides as a leading source of #localnews for central Virginia. With a $1 million investment from the American Journalism Project, the organization is set to deepen its impact by growing its audience, enhancing sustainability, and expanding its reporting on critical topics like public institutions, labor and environmental issues. This growth also means increased coverage of rural counties surrounding Charlottesville, ensuring that residents across the region have the trusted information they need. Learn more:
Elevating community voices: A look at our support for Charlottesville Tomorrow - American Journalism Project
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And now we pause for a note about our sponsors — you! Here's what Michaux Hood wants you to know about why we need your support today.
You're going to be hearing a bit more from us over the next few weeks — here's why
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City Manager Sam Sanders recommended that the City Council give $5.25 million in unused American Rescue Plan Act and budget surplus money to The Salvation Army. The funds would allow The Salvation Army to expand its Ridge Street shelter and convert its Cherry Avenue thrift store into an overnight low-barrier shelter.
A year after Charlottesville City Manager's ‘homeless intervention strategy,’ a bold plan to assist area's growing unhoused population unfolds
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A message from CEO and Editor-in-Chief Angilee Shah: "We are ready to take on the challenges ahead with courage, to tell more of your stories, to continue to build trust across our differences, and work with you to build a local news ecosystem that is healthier for all of us."
Our supporters have built up a 'bright spot' in local news
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Transportation isn’t a new challenge for City Schools. The school division struggled with hiring and retaining bus drivers since before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the problem grew after students resumed in-school learning.
When Trailblazer Elementary School no longer had enough teachers to walk students to school, a Charlottesville nonprofit stepped in
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