Inside Climate News is a nonprofit, non-partisan newsroom founded in 2007 that publishes reporting, investigation and analysis about climate change. It describes itself as the oldest and largest dedicated climate newsroom in the nation, and states that it relies on grants and donations and makes its work available without a paywall.
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Nonprofit newsroom covering Chicago neighborhoods, city government, development, public safety and community life.
Nonprofit South African newsroom covering communities, housing, health, education, courts and social justice.
Nonprofit newsroom covering Hawaii politics, government, environment, housing and public accountability.
Nonprofit newsroom covering New York City government, housing, work, neighborhoods and public services.
Nonprofit statewide newsroom covering Texas politics, policy, education, health and government.
Nonprofit newsroom covering San Diego government, education, housing, infrastructure and community issues.
Nonprofit newsroom covering Vermont government, politics, business, environment and communities.
Agência Pública is a Brazilian nonprofit newsroom founded in 2011 by women reporters. It publishes in-depth investigative reports in Portuguese, English and Spanish under a Creative Commons license and investigates public administration, corporate practices, the judiciary and violence against vulnerable communities.
Nonprofit investigative newsroom examining inequality, government accountability and threats to democracy.
Nonprofit publication covering climate change, environmental justice, energy, food and practical solutions.
Nonprofit magazine publishing investigations and reporting on politics, inequality, climate and democracy.
Nonprofit newsroom producing data-driven investigations into government, business, health, justice and public accountability.
Rest of World is a nonprofit publication reporting on how technology affects people outside the Western world. Its stories cover AI, data centers, electric vehicles, chips and platform regulation across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East.
The Marshall Project is a nonprofit newsroom covering the U.S. criminal justice system. Its reporting spans topics including the death penalty, immigration, juvenile justice, mental health, policing, prison conditions and politics.
Nonprofit magazine examining science, health and environmental issues through reporting, essays and investigations.
Good News Network is a website that publishes positive news stories from around the world, along with sections on health, science, animals and other topics. It also offers an app, a book, a podcast and an email newsletter.
La Jicarita News is a nonprofit community newspaper based in the Rio Pueblo/Rio Embudo watershed of northern New Mexico. It publishes monthly and advocates for land-based communities and sustainable use of public land resources, analyzing issues such as loss of agricultural lands and water transfers. It reports promoting collaborative projects between public lands agencies and community groups.
Climate.us is an independent, nonprofit website presenting climate data and news. It features a Global Climate Dashboard tracking indicators such as Arctic sea ice, carbon dioxide, mountain glaciers, greenhouse gases, ocean heat and sea level over time, alongside news and feature articles.
DeadStack aggregates recent technology and business news stories, each with a headline and links to coverage from other outlets. Items cover topics such as stablecoins, semiconductor investment reviews, funding rounds, data breaches and corporate deals, with some entries including short summaries.
MuckRock is a collaborative news site and nonprofit organization and newsroom that provides tools to hold government accountable. Users can file, track and share public records requests, and analyze, annotate and publish primary source documents. An initiative publishes government datasets of public interest, and a Sunlight Research Desk membership is offered to newsrooms.
The AmaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism produces investigative stories that expose wrongdoing. It also advocates for information rights and media freedoms and provides training, editorial collaborations and organisational support to fellow media practitioners. A newsletter takes readers behind the headlines of its investigations.
Antiwar.com is a nonprofit site devoted to the cause of non-interventionism, presenting anti-war news and opinion from around the world. Its politics are described as libertarian, with opposition to war rooted in Randolph Bourne's concept that war is the health of the State. The site's initial project opposed intervention in the Balkans under the Clinton presidency.
CORRECTIV is a non-profit independent newsroom that conducts investigative journalism. It reports on abuses and disinformation, cooperates with German and international media, and provides media education. Its content is available free of charge, and it publishes some investigations in English alongside its German website.