PRESS ROOM

Thanks to all the journalists who have taken time to learn and write about our organization and efforts …

“A new generation of non-traditional reporters and start-ups dare to suggest the graveyard rumors are overstated” (News to Table)

“Ex-State Police union chief ran criminal enterprise” (Commonwealth Magazine)

“Panel, report decry push for privatization in Massachusetts” (Bay State Banner)

“DigBoston Looks at Liquor License Hurdles” (BNN)

“Comedy Fundraiser in Saugus to help addicts” (Boston Globe)

“Boston journalism nonprofit hopes Medium will be a moneymaker” (Boston Globe)

“Pittsfield Police Public Records Lost” (Boston Magazine)

Nonprofit Roundup (Jamaica Plain News)

“‘Oxy Moron’ Then and Now” (NECN)

Regular Mentions in the daily Massachusetts Playbook (Politico)

“How memberships can work for nonprofit journalism” (Journalism.co.uk)

“Your license plate: Window to your life” (CSO Online)

“A Boston Journalism Nonprofit Is Among The First Publishers To Sell Subscriptions on Medium” (Nieman Journalism Lab, Editor & Publisher, American Press Institute)

Mention in philanthropy roundup (Philanthropy Journal News)

“BINJ seeks to finance independent, investigative reporting” (It’s All Journalism)

Beacon finds partnerships and matching donations work better than subscriptions and paywalls (Nieman Lab)

Investigative local reporting has a future—but it won’t look like the past (CJR)

Harvard Takes First Official Step on Allston Expansion (Boston Magazine)

Beacon finds partnerships and matching donations work better than subscriptions and paywalls (Nieman Lab)

Investigative local reporting has a future—but it won’t look like the past (CJR)

Harvard Takes First Official Step on Allston Expansion (Boston Magazine)

A Downbeat Media Roundup (WGBH)

Alternative Reality – Alternative Media Roundup (Long Reads)

Article Reprint (Criminal Legal News)

Pandemic in our Prisons (Boston Globe)

How Boston’s Last Alt-Weekly Has Survived For Two Decades (WBUR)

And many more including in these publications:

The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism was founded to produce solid independent reporting across Massachusetts. In recent years, we have expanded that mandate to include helping rebuild local news from the ground up. And we pursue both linked missions in the public interest. Therefore, we absolutely depend on the public—readers like you—to donate the funds we need to keeping afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted. So please dig deep and donate whatever you can, as often as you can. The democracy you save may be your own.