Community Journalism
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Community Journalism

This program is part of CHF's Chicago Neighborhood series.

  • Closed Captioning

About the Event:

The importance of community-based journalism has become increasingly apparent following this past year of pandemic restrictions, which came at a time of already diminished resources for local news coverage. Join CHF for a conversation featuring journalists covering their own communities. Representing a range of models for local reporting, they will discuss the unique roles journalists can play in sharing their neighbors’s stories and serving communal needs. Together, they offer a portrait of the challenges and opportunities for more inclusive and democratic reporting in our current moment.

This program is a part of CHF’s Chicago Neighborhood series.

  • All CHF's virtual events have closed captions.

This program is presented in partnership with PEN America.

Maxwell Evans

Maxwell Evans

Maxwell Evans covers numerous Southeast Side neighborhoods for Block Club Chicago, with a focus on Hyde Park, ...

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Katie Prout

Katie Prout

Katie Prout is a writer and workshop leader who lives in Chicago. Her work has been featured in the Chicago Reader...

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Jacqueline Serrato

Jacqueline Serrato

Jackie Serrato is a “barrio journalist” and Editor-in-Chief of South Side Weekly newspaper. She got her start ...

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Bettina Chang

Bettina Chang

Bettina Chang is cofounder and editorial director at City Bureau, a nonprofit civic journalism lab based on Chicago&#...

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