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The horrors and traumas keep repeating.
And a lot of people, including the people who cover the news, keep showing us what’s happening, helping us imagine the unimaginable and fighting for answers.
This week, I want to use this newsletter to remind you that those people and places need support. Sharing their work is good. Supporting it is better.
Last month, after another horror, my colleague Doris Truong wrote about how to start being a better ally ([link removed]) . This section stuck with me:
“Donating — time or money — to a trustworthy cause is an actionable way to make a difference. You can give money anonymously if you truly want to help without claiming credit.”
Here are some ways to do that:
Support journalists
Donate to IWMF’s Black Journalist Therapy Relief Fund ([link removed])
Donate to the Ida B. Wells Society ([link removed])
Donate to the National Association of Black Journalists ([link removed])
Donate to the Local Media Association’s F ([link removed]) und for Black Journalism ([link removed])
Donate to the AAPI Journalists Therapy Relief Fund ([link removed])
Donate to the Asian American Journalists Association ([link removed])
Support newsrooms in Minneapolis
Donate or subscribe to the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder ([link removed])
Donate to the Sahan Journal ([link removed]*o5nhg6*_ga*MjEwMTA5NDIzNy4xNjE2NTMyMTU2*_ga_WNJ80Q5BTH*MTYxODMyNDgzNS43LjEuMTYxODMyNTAxOS4w&_ga=2.42378021.166075530.1618324836-2101094237.1616532156)
Donate to Minnesota Public Radio ([link removed])
Subscribe to The (Minneapolis) Star Tribune ([link removed])
Donate to MinnPost ([link removed])
Hire journalists who live there
Find someone through Writers of Color ([link removed])
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While you’re here:
* Hear how Minneapolis’ Black newspaper, the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, is covering Derek Chauvin’s trial ([link removed]) . ([link removed])
* See what happened when WSOC in Charlotte went in-depth on affordable housing ([link removed]) .
* Check out this webinar for local journalists from the Council on Foreign Relations. School Policy Decisions During COVID-19 ([link removed]) will take place today at 1 p.m. Eastern.
* Read Yvonne Leow for RJI on what newsrooms can learn from creator culture ([link removed]) .
* Oklahoma Media Center, a collaborative of newsrooms, is covering tribal sovereignty ([link removed]) with a new project.
* Listen to LION Publisher’s podcast (hosted by Outlier's Candice Fortman) on how Block Club Chicago made a lot of money from the story of a stray alligator ([link removed]) .
* This famous HGTV couple just bought the ultimate fixer-upper: a newspaper building ([link removed]) .
* Check out Some Personal News ([link removed]) , a new series from my colleagues Angela Fu, Amaris Castillo and me that tells the stories of people who were laid off or left the news during the pandemic, starting with David ([link removed]) , Dynahlee ([link removed]) and Marchel ([link removed]) .
* This week for the Tampa Bay Times, I wrote about the concert pianist next door ([link removed]) .
That’s it for me, turn off your phone when you can,
Kristen
Kristen Hare
Editor, Locally
The Poynter Institute
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