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Karen Rundlet

Karen Rundlet

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CEO and Executive Director, The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)

Miami

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Total articles 33

  • When we invest in local reporting, we strengthen our ties with each other

    By Karen Rundlet| The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)@ When we invest in local reporting, we strengthen our ties with each other Share | By Karen RundletThe show at the local theatre likely won’t make national headlines. Neither will the city council’s plans to repair the potholes you hit on your daily commute. But both stories are examples of meaningful community news that often gets short shrift.

    By Karen Rundlet · The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)

    Jan. 24, 2025

  • INN to provide grants to local newsrooms reporting on California wildfires - Editor and Publisher

    By Karen Rundlet| Editor & Publisher Verified Posted Thursday, January 16, 2025 10:47 am Over the past few years, members of the INN Network and other small newsrooms have increasingly served their communities during natural disasters — from flooding in Vermont to fires in Maui. We believe that providing accurate news and practical information to communities directly affected by weather and nature-related crises is an essential service that demands philanthropic support.” Independent newsrooms reporting on the California wildfires may...

    By Karen Rundlet · Editor & Publisher

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • When we invest in local reporting, we strengthen our ties with each other

    By Karen Rundlet| The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)@ When we invest in local reporting, we strengthen our ties with each other Share | By Karen RundletThe show at the local theatre likely won’t make national headlines. Neither will the city council’s plans to repair the potholes you hit on your daily commute. But both stories are examples of meaningful community news that often gets short shrift.

    By Karen Rundlet · The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)

    Jan. 24, 2025

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The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN)

Beverly Hills, California, United States

+1 818-582-3560