Approach
Correspondents and analysts rigorously document the rapidly evolving landscape of civic science research and practice through solutions journalism.
At the core, CSML supports correspondents and analysts in the collective to document solutions and surface the latest insights from the civic science landscape.
Correspondents and analysts rigorously document the rapidly evolving landscape of civic science research and practice through solutions journalism.
Solutions journalism takes place across video, audio, digital print, and photography. Correspondents and analysts can access internal lab funding and can use the lab’s grant infrastructure to pursue external funding to support their work.
Invited civic science scholars, practitioners, and decision-makers form an internal intelligence network on Slack that helps correspondents & analysts ask the best questions in their investigations.
Our model starts at the center: solutions journalism generates insights that inform new ideas, with guidance from our wider community.
At-large advisors to journalists and mentors to incubator fellows. By invite only.
Explore residentsHelping early-stage entrepreneurs develop and launch brand new ideas informed by our reporting.
Explore incubator fellowsExamining ongoing work and emerging solutions to discover actionable insights. Members can tap into the lab fund to support their work and use the labโs infrastructure to apply for external funding.
Explore the collective TrainingInterns from different universities join us each year to work on independent projects under the guidance of our solutions journalists.
Explore internsUse our search engine (beta) below to find people by name, role, program, specialty, or year. Browse by part of the lab, then refine by status, role, or program. Explore people in the Solutions Journalism Collective, Incubator, and Residents community, alongside Advisory Council and Operations roles.
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