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Resident correspondents and analysts rigorously document the rapidly evolving landscape of civic science research and practice through solutions journalism.
CSML supports resident correspondents and analysts to document solutions and surface the latest insights from the civic science landscape.
Resident 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 resident correspondents & analysts ask the best questions in their investigations.
This model creates a dedicated space to advance solutions journalism focused on civic science. It gives emerging practitioners a dedicated space to exchange ideas, strengthen their methods, and access the support infrastructure needed to sustain their work.
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