The Latest in a Life of Firsts: Carnegie President Louise Richardson Talks About Her Role

The Latest in a Life of Firsts: Carnegie President Louise Richardson Talks About Her Role

After a year leading the Carnegie Corporation of New York, Dame Louise Richardson joined us to discuss her transition from Oxford University to Carnegie, her goals for the grantmaker, polarization in the U.S. and more.

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As Funders Press Forward for Local Journalism, Doubts Persist Around the Role of Racial Equity

As Funders Press Forward for Local Journalism, Doubts Persist Around the Role of Racial Equity

Several criticisms have circulated around Press Forward, a recently-announced $500 million local news initiative backed by a host of funders. One issue stands out: its vague, noncommittal language around racial equity.

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An Expansive Survey Assesses Funders’ Surging Interest in Journalism — and Potential Growing Pains

An Expansive Survey Assesses Funders’ Surging Interest in Journalism — and Potential Growing Pains

A comprehensive survey of journalism funders and nonprofits shows a field poised for expansion and highlights potential concerns over conflicts of interest. Researcher Jennifer Preston walks us through the findings.

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