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Joseph Lichterman

Joseph Lichterman

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Editorial and Communication Director, The Lenfest Institute

Ann Arbor

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Total articles 602

  • Introducing the Beyond Print Toolkit

    By Joseph Lichterman| The Lenfest Institute@ Across the United States local newspapers — from metro dailies to alt-weeklies and community publications — are making changes to their businesses that once would have been considered radical or a sign of decline: they’re reducing print frequency or even eliminating print altogether.

    By Joseph Lichterman · The Lenfest Institute

    Jun. 27, 2024

  • Lenfest/AP Democracy Demo Day: 4 takeaways and a call to action

    By Hayley Slusser, Joseph Lichterman| The Lenfest Institute@ For funders seeking to invest in election news coverage and voting integrity efforts in advance of the 2024 election, arguably the best time to have committed support would have been months or years ago. But even with Election Day less than six months away, there’s still a meaningful opportunity to make a difference.

    By Hayley Slusser, Joseph Lichterman · The Lenfest Institute

    May. 15, 2024

  • How The Philadelphia Inquirer held the city’s police department accountable - Editor and Publisher

    By Joseph Lichterman| Editor & Publisher Verified Case Study Posted Thursday, November 2, 2023 10:01 am The findings of the 2022 Philadelphia Inquirer investigative report were striking: At a time of crisis for the city, a shockingly high number of police officers were taking advantage of a lucrative state disability benefit by claiming they were unable to work thanks to a diagnosis from hand-picked union doctors. The Inquirer journalists reported in “MIA: Crisis in the Ranks” that as of 2021, 652 officers were deemed unable to work and were...

    By Joseph Lichterman · Editor & Publisher

    Nov. 02, 2023

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The Lenfest Institute

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 215-854-5600