The News414 Project Manager will coordinate the new project to build connections with underserved Milwaukee neighborhoods.
Jobs at WCIJ
Development Director opening at Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
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The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism is seeking a Development Director to work with board and staff to develop and execute the Center’s fundraising strategy. This position is the first full-time development role at the Center.
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These people believe in the power of fearless investigative journalism
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Once again, the Center attained an annual fundraising record. Individual, family foundation and business donations increased 321 percent from $105,935 in 2018 to a preliminary total of $446,281 in 2019.
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End 2019 by supporting truth in Wisconsin
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In the waning hours of 2019, you have the power to make a difference by sending a gift to the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism — an independent nonprofit organization guided by three values: Protect the vulnerable. Expose wrongdoing. Explore solutions.
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We put a lens on immigrants’ lives and other Wisconsin issues
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This sort of photojournalism is critical to the work we do at Wisconsin Watch, but it’s expensive to produce. Without the investment in equipment, software, travel, and training, Wisconsin Watch couldn’t provide such in-depth, intimate glimpses into our subjects’ lives.
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Collaboration is the cornerstone of public journalism
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Collaboration is the cornerstone of public journalism.
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Help the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism train tomorrow’s reporters — today!
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Training the next generation of investigative journalists is core to our mission at the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism.
We work closely with students in classroom settings, internships, fellowships and freelance assignments to produce stories of importance to residents of Wisconsin.
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Investigative reporting is resource intensive work. Help support it today!
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Investigative reporting requires tens of thousands of hours and dollars. Its societal benefit may be incalculable, but the cost of getting it done is not.
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Investigative reporting shouldn’t be a secret
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If the public doesn’t understand how journalists work, that’s an existential problem — not just for the news industry, but for a democracy that requires trusted watchdogs to properly function.
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It’s up to you on #GivingTuesday: Support fearless journalism
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Will you support our work by making a donation to Wisconsin Watch today, in honor of #GivingNewsDay?
News about WCIJ
News-by-text: Three nonprofit newsrooms receive Google support for News414 project to engage residents of low-income Milwaukee neighborhoods
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Residents of low-income Milwaukee neighborhoods will be asked what they wish a journalist would investigate — and three nonprofit newsrooms will team up to dig into issues that residents want to know more about. Those reports will be sent to residents’ phones via text messaging.
Work with us! Wisconsin Watch offering fall internships in reporting, public engagement and marketing
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Wisconsin Watch, the award-winning newsroom of the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, is seeking applicants for two paid internships.
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Wisconsin Watch unveils a new look to reflect dedication to bold investigative reporting
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As we enter our second decade, we’re excited to announce our new look and renewed commitment to our mission to increase the quality, quantity and understanding of investigative journalism to foster an informed citizenry and strengthen democracy.