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Solutions, Accountability, and More: Essential Local Reporting on Nonprofits

As the Chronicle of Philanthropy works to help local journalists around the country step up their coverage of the nonprofit world, it is operating a fellowship program that provides yearlong training and coaching to a select group of reporters and editors. Here are samples of the work that these organizations have published:

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About the Fellowships

The Chronicle’s Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellowship works with local news organizations to encourage them to provide regular coverage on how charitable organizations in their communities are making a difference — and to track where they fall short. Each news organization spends a year getting coaching from the Chronicle about how to report on nonprofits and training on why such coverage matters to readers, listeners, and others.

Support for the fellowship programs comes from the Lilly Endowment, which supports work by the Associated Press, the Conversation, and the Chronicle to advance public understanding of the nonprofit world.

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  • Tempe’s Clearing of Homeless Camps Has Ripple Effects for Phoenix, Aid Workers (AZCentral.)
  • The Community Foundation Boulder County’s Response to the Marshall Fire Highlights the Complex Decisions Local Philanthropic Organizations Face Following Climate Disasters (BRL)
  • One Nonprofit Housing Provider’s Dangerous Living Conditions Revealed a Systemic Lack of Oversight in Arlington County (DCist)
  • Philanthropy Helps Boost Manufacturing in Areas With High Job Vacancies (The Land)
  • Inside the Academy Working to Train D.C.’s Violence Intervention Workforce (DCist)
  • Founders of Color Lead Way to More Equitable Tech Ecosystem in Cleveland (The Land)
  • As Ohio Welcomes Refugees, a Nonprofit Gives Them a Boost (The Land)
  • D.C. Has Been Giving Residents ‘Mini-Grants’ for Violence Prevention. Here’s How They’re Using Them (DCist)
  • This Group Thinks Philanthropy Is the Missing Key to Reducing D.C. Murders. Are They Right? (DCist)