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Link of the Week: April
20 - 27
Muckraker
Muckraker
is the website of the Center for Investigative Reporting, an independent news
organization that strengthens democracy by exposing injustice and abuse of power.
To achieve its aims, CIR investigates underreported issues, produces in-depth
stories and provides its reporting to the public so that people can take informed
action.
The site features investigative reports in three areas: Social
and Criminal Justice, Environment,
and Science
and Technology. The site also has tools
for reporters and allows readers to pitch
a story.
Nonprofits
Online
View our latest links page
for nonprofits here.
Media Forum Links
The handouts
that were distributed by journalists at our media forum are online. Journalist
contact information is posted also, if you want to follow up with any of
the people you met at the forum (or if you live in the Asheville area and want
to see what you missed!).
Link/Article
of the Week Archives
For your convenience, we've begun archiving past
weeks' featured links and articles.
The Missing
Link
Have any suggestions for us regarding next weeks
link? Or is there information you seek, but you cant find a helpful link?
Let us know! If others would benefit from
the information, we just may track down a link for you, or use your suggestion
as Link of the Week.
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