Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism has been around for about four years. It’s a non-profit that contracts with reporters of all types to produce multimedia projects and features. It’s a collaborative group that works particularly to support independent media makers, but also understands the overall news publication landscape. And it’s experimental, trying new ideas to keep journalism alive in the Boston area. Today, I made a donation to BINJ.

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