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ProPublica Announces $1 Million in Support from Craig Newmark Philanthropies for Electionland

Gift from organization of craigslist founder to support national and local reporting on voting issues around 2020 U.S. elections

Anchorage Daily News, a ProPublica Local Reporting Network Partner, Wins John Jay College/Harry Frank Guggenheim Award for Excellence in Criminal Justice Journalism

ProPublica and The Texas Tribune Welcome Manny García as Senior Editor of Their Investigative Reporting Initiative

Applications Are Open for More Spots in ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network

Three additional reporters working on accountability projects will be selected to join the network on April 1, bringing the total number of newsrooms and projects this year to 23.

Local Reporting Network

ProPublica Selects 13 Investigative Projects, New Editor for Third Year of Local Reporting Network

Seven of the projects will focus on state government, while the rest will cover a broad range of subjects, bringing the network to 20 total reporters. T. Christian Miller will also become a senior editor.

Local Reporting Network

“Documenting Hate” Documentary Honored With Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award

“Documenting Hate,” a two-part investigative documentary series by ProPublica and PBS Frontline, won an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award honoring outstanding audiovisual reporting in the public interest.

Inside the Border Patrol

Carlos’ Family Objects to Publication of Video Detailing His Death

In response, ProPublica apologized to the family for the pain caused by the release of the video. ProPublica also said the video, which shows the Border Patrol’s treatment of the boy, is essential for the public to understand the government’s actions.

Overcorrection

“They Want to Be Treated Like Men and Women, Not as a Subhuman”

A corrections overhaul sent thousands of inmates to local jails, where some advocates say conditions can be “subhuman.” A panel at Stanford Law School examined potential solutions.

Local Reporting Network

Allen Tan to Join ProPublica as Editorial Experience Designer

As part of a growing team, Tan will work on evolving ProPublica’s editorial products and reader experience.

ProPublica Kicks Off “Investigating Justice” Event Series With the Sacramento Bee and Stanford Law School

The event series will explore violence in and oversight of California county jails.