To strengthen local journalism and encourage greater connection between reporters and Charlotte resi
17/01/2025
Our 2025 Sponsorship Package is now available. 🌟 Join the effort to support local collaborative journalism in Charlotte including our Local News Impact Summit and the launch of Charlotte Documenters 👉 https://charlottejournalism.org/support/
09/01/2025
On this National Day of Mourning for President Jimmy Carter, we remember the work he and wife Rosalynn Carter did to support affordable housing in Charlotte and throughout the country.
04/01/2025
In 1987, the Carter Work Project came to Charlotte, resulting in the construction of 14 affordable homes in the Optimist Park area and again in 2023 to build 27 homes, creating The Meadows at Plato Price neighborhood.
In honor of this work, Habitat Humanity of the Charlotte Region is honoring the late President with signed door frames. Visit any one of the organization's ReStore locations over the next several days to sign a stud and leave a message in honor of President Jimmy Carter.
19/12/2024
🌟 The Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University is committed to showcasing the power of collaborative journalism! 🚀 Thank you for honoring the CJC this year! Let's keep building strong connections with our communities! 🌍❤️
It’s no secret that buying a home can be more challenging than ever right now. 🏡 That’s why a national program is seeking solutions for people struggling to become homeowners.
This year we worked with Charlotte Journalism Collaborative on a group of zines about local issues.
Jerry’s Artarama is hosting one of our free zine boxes!
Go pick up some zines!
28/11/2024
🌍 Community-driven, solution-oriented! The Charlotte Journalism Collaborative thrives on your support. Thank you for being part of our journey to inform and uplift! 🙌
14/11/2024
💡 Your opinion matters! Did you find the CJC Voter Guide helpful this election season? We want to know what you think and what more we can do to support you. Please fill out our quick 4-question survey: https://forms.gle/P3VoE2f5RZRoM7aw9. Thank you! ❤️🗳️
🗳️🍕 Election Day + Pizza = a winning combination! As journalists gear up for a long night, we can't forget the essential: delicious pizza! What toppings are you getting? The Charlotte Journalism Collaborative partners share election night plans and favorite local pizza joints ahead of Election Day. Get ready for election day by checking out the 2024 CJC Election Hub. 🍕📊
TOMORROW on , 9-11 a.m., journalists from across the state provide a framework for the November election. Reporters including Steve Harrison weigh-in on the swing districts, key issues, and the long-term needs following Helene. Tune in at 90.7 FM and visit https://charlottejournalism.org/cjc-election-hub/ for links to more election coverage from our partners and our 2024 Voter Guide.
24/10/2024
How do the candidates compare? The partners of the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative worked together 🤝 to survey candidates on the issues that matter to our communities. From U.S. Congress to Mecklenburg County Commission, see how candidates responded and compare on the issues using our 🗳️🇺🇸 2024 Voter Guide: https://charlottejournalism.org/cjc-election-hub/
With less than 30 days until Nov. 5, also known as Election Day, the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute supports our partners at the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative (CJC) in the effort to ensure all Charlotte residents are equipped with reputable information to be civically engaged.
Note: As a part of the UNC System, we are a nonpartisan institute. We don’t take stances on political issues or in elections.
19/10/2024
En las elecciones de Carolina del Norte en 2024, mucho está en juego 🗳️🇺🇸
Estas decisiones afectarán políticas clave en áreas como educación, salud, y derechos civiles.
La guía para votantes de Charlotte Journalism Collaborative, en colaboración con La Noticia, te ofrece información confiable y esencial sobre los candidatos y los temas más importantes de esta temporada electoral. Aquí encontrarás respuestas que recibimos de los candidatos, traducidas al español, para ayudarte a tomar una decisión informada en las urnas.
Yesterday marked the first day of in-person early voting in North Carolina 🗳️🇺🇸. This year, the partners of the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative (CJC) worked together to survey candidates. Not everyone responded, but we were able to expand the capacity for such a project across six newsrooms, the Queens University News Service and our community partners.
It highlights the importance of local journalism and our collaborative mission to keep communities informed. Access the 2024 CJC Voter Guide here:
Congratulations to the two Charlotte Journalism Collaborative founding members, Qcitymetro.com and QnotesCarolinas for being selected as part of 205 small newsrooms that will receive a share of $20 million to close persistent coverage gaps in their communities, thanks to funding from Press Forward! 👏👏
QCity Metro - qcitymetro.com
QCity Metro produces news, content, and events that are culturally, politically, and economically relevant to Black communities in Charlotte, N.C.
Qnotes - qnotescarolinas.com
Qnotes serves the LGBTQ+ community in Charlotte, N.C., and throughout the Carolinas by featuring arts, entertainment, news, and views content that enlightens, informs, and engages readers about LGBTQ+ life and social justice issues.
Press Forward is awarding $20 million to 205 local newsrooms for their work addressing longstanding coverage gaps in their communities. Learn more at pressf...
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To strengthen local journalism and encourage greater connection between reporters and Charlotte residents, Solutions Journalism Network launched the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative in 2019, a partnership of six major media companies and other local institutions focusing on issues of major importance to the Charlotte region. The collaborative is supported by $150,000 from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, as part of its $300 million commitment to rebuild the future of local journalism, essential to a functioning democracy.
The Charlotte Journalism Collaborative (CJC) is modeled on the Solutions Journalism Network method of investigating and reporting news with a primary focus on solutions to community problems. “At a time when local journalism jobs are disappearing and trust in media has hit an all-time low, the Solutions Journalism Network has taken on the challenge by organizing collaborative journalism reporting projects that promote excellent reporting and civic dialogue. The model has the potential to be part of a new wave of great local reporting, which is vital to building strong communities,” said Karen Rundlet, Knight Foundation director for journalism.
Members of the collaborative include The Charlotte Observer, La Noticia, QCity Metro, QNotes, WCNC-TV, and WFAE 90.7FM, as well as the James L. Knight School of Communication at Queens University of Charlotte, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, and Free Press, a community-engagement organization.