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BOSTON INSTITUTE FOR NONPROFIT JOURNALISM
Join us for these free community events addressing news and journalism, then and now, in Cambridge and beyond
Join us for these free community events addressing news and journalism, then and now, in Cambridge and beyond
The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism supports the development and production of independent news.
BINJ achieves its mission by: providing organizational support to community publications; running reporting collaborations and civic engagement initiatives; training promising journalists; and producing bold independent journalism.
James Carver spent 36 years in prison after he was convicted of setting one of the deadliest fires in Massachusetts history. But after reviewing new scientific evidence, a judge set him free.
The author and activist discusses his new book, the struggle over technology, and the “enshittification” of social media
The bestselling author and whistle-blower recounts past US efforts to control the Panama Canal, and assesses the threats of a looming Trump administration: “I would be worried.”
The New England Independent News Outlets Conference brought together 18 publications with staffers from two foundations to discuss how to get more financial support from local and regional funders
Remembering the radical press of the 1970s, from The Old Mole, to The Cambridge Phoenix and The Broadside All photos courtesy of David Bieber Archives