National Problems, Local Solutions.
The Center for Public Interest Journalism was created in 2010 to support programming and projects intended to improve the quantity and quality of public interest news and information in the Greater Philadelphia area.
The Center for Public Interest Journalism was created in 2010 to support programming and projects intended to improve the quantity and quality of public interest news and information in the Greater Philadelphia area.
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Recent Posts
- For the Love of Journalism: Klein College hosting SPJ regional conference March 15, 2018
- The Reentry Project Monthly: February, 2018 February 28, 2018
- Photo night with Nick Ut, AP’s legendary ‘Napalm Girl’ photographer January 18, 2018
- Photo Night: 2017 Year in Review January 10, 2018
- Philadelphia Solutions Journalism Collaborative seeking next topic December 14, 2017
- Looking back at #KleinCamp17 December 1, 2017
- The Reentry Project hosts culminating events November 27, 2017
- Counting down to Klein News Innovation Camp on November 4th October 26, 2017
- Klein News Innovation Camp (formerly BCNI) debuts on November 4th: Get your tickets now! September 23, 2017
- The Reentry Project seeks journalists to help address prisoner reentry challenges September 16, 2017
- ONA recap returns to the P&P: RSVP now September 14, 2017
- Upcoming: Three ONA Philly Meetups August 8, 2017
- The Reentry Project: We are halfway through our journalistic experiment and there’s lots more to do June 6, 2017
- Journalism partnership seeking solutions to prisoner reentry challenges March 23, 2017
- ONA Philly event: What’s new at Temple Journalism? March 13, 2017
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