Community-Centered Journalism: Engaging People, Exploring Solutions, and Building Trust

Community-Centered Journalism: Engaging People, Exploring Solutions, and Building Trust By Wenzel, Andrea Published by University of Illinois Press Publication Date: 2020-08-13 Subject: Language Arts & Disciplines Journalism, Political Science Civics & Citizenship, Political Science Civics & Citizenship, Social Science Media Studies, Social Science Media Studies, Civil Rights & Citizenship, Media Studies, Civics And Citizenship, Media Studies, Civil Rights & Citizenship, Social Science Media Studies, Social Science, Media Studies, Political Science Civics & Citizenship, Political Science, Civics & Citizenship, Civics And Citizenship, Journalism, Regional, Local Mass Media, Journalism - Social Aspects, Anf: Media Studies Subject Keywords: Bowling Green; Chicago; City Bureau; civic participation; community-centered journalism; community engagement; communication infrastructure theory; boundary challenges; engaged journalism; engagement; engaged research; Germantown; focus groups; Free Press; Hearken; Kentucky; liars table; Listening Post; local journalism; local news; journalism; Montgomery County; Ohio County; Outlier Media; participatory design; participatory journalism; Philadelphia; place; polarization; race; representation; Resolve Philadelphia; solutions journalism; South Los Angeles; stigmatization; storytelling networks; trust; WBEZ; Your Voice Ohio; reform; analysis; communication theory; local newspapers; regional journalism; regional news; community stories; public radio; Capital Public Radio; citizen journalism; CIT; theory; communication infrastructure; case study; building networks; storytelling Genre: Media Studies, Civil Rights & Citizenship, Social Science, Media Studies, Political Science, Civics & Citizenship, Media Studies, Civics And Citizenship Target Audience: Professional and scholarly