maker, reporter, CEO and editor-in-chief @cvilletomorrow. board chair @womendonews. I delete old tweets.
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What happened at UVA? Here's the next report our continuing coverage of how the university in Charlottesville is handling student protest, produced in collab with the excellent student newsroom @cavalierdaily. cvilletomorrow.org/after-day…
People talk about #Charlottesville a lot. But for us at Charlottesville Tomorrow, it's really important to talk to the people here. Nice work by a new contributor, Margaret Manto. cvilletomorrow.org/they-live…
Grateful to Philip Cobbs for telling this beautiful story about his family and the land. "If one is looking for the forgotten footprint of slavery, start at the river, not just on the mountaintop. It’s a footprint that is washing away with each flood." cvilletomorrow.org/it-was-on…
Happy #SuperTuesday! We're excited to launch the Charlottesville Tomorrow 2024 Voter Guide, starting with seeking voter feedback. If you know folks in central Virginia you might share it with, we'd really appreciate it. Democracy is also local! cvilletomorrow.org/2024-vote…
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Join us for a panel full of tips with three of the best editors you would want to work with @Ricsand @angshah @DiannaNanez. We are rooting for you!
Editors, Charlottesville Tomorrow is hiring. It’s a great job in a great newsroom, with a chance to make a difference for diverse communities everyday. Come help us build a new way forward for local news: cvilletomorrow.org/charlotte…
I hope this is just the beginning of a transformation of our media ecosystem in central Virginia. Communities should have power in how their local media works — I'm energized to keep moving toward that vision! cvilletomorrow.org/the-macar…
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JUST IN: Nation's immigration courts now have an astounding backlog of 3 million, per @TRACReports.
"...more judges and higher case closures per judge have still now been able to keep pace with the flow ..."
A year ago, backlog was 2 million.
trac.syr.edu/reports/734/
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How cool is this organization? Women Do News writes women journalists back into history through Wikipedia. @angshah and @AK_Moseid will join this year's CAMP to host a workshop that helps us all "Get women journalists their flowers."
womendonews.org/
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Giving @cvilletomorrow their flowers - please read this terrific coverage of the debate over homelessness and a missed opportunity #localjournalism cvilletomorrow.org/charlotte…
SO inspiring to hear from @angshah @LottieJoiner @bechang8 @maudlynei at @womenjournos CAMP in Chicago
Our newsroom is paying tribute to Eileen Goode, our colleague and friend who we will miss dearly. I hope you take a moment to get to know why. cvilletomorrow.org/this-is-a…
It's @USDemocracyDay #DemocracyDay and a great day to share @cvilletomorrow's brand new Voter Guide for Central Virginia! We saw a huge need and are doing our best to fill it, so subscribe to learn more about the candidates as we add Q&As! cvilletomorrow.org/2023-vote…
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The @ona student newsroom highlighted the work we do at @womendonews. #ona23
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#ONA23 Thanks to all of you who visited with @womendonews! We'd love to see you at our monthly virtual edit-a-thon — this Tuesday — where you can go even deeper about how and why we are putting more notable women journalists on Wikipedia. Here's more: womendonews.org/events/
It’s really great to see the term “participatory journalism” all over the place at #ONA23. It’s a term I first heard from jesikah maria ross, working with her on her playbook published by @LPostCollective internews.org/wp-content/upl…
At #ONA23, Micheala Sosby is talking about financials and the spark of joy when a spreadsheet clicks!! Mark Little too! I think that is the theme of this years conference? Spreadsheets are great!
Reading: Alfredo Corchado’s essential reporting in the Dallas Morning News about the Rio Grande and Texas’ state run border policies. dallasnews.com/news/immigrat…
ALT The barriers comprise buoys 4 feet in diameter strung together in lengths of 1,000 feet. They are not wrapped in razor wire as early reports indicated, but there is a sharp metal strip between each one, ensuring cuts for anyone who might try to climb through the narrow gap.