IJJ Accepting Proposals for Funding
of Social Justice Reporting Projects
IJJ’s Justice and Journalism Fund is accepting proposals for support of reporting projects related to complex social justice issues, including immigration and borderlands, race and ethnicity, crime and punishment or post-9/11 security and civil rights.
Projects that are accepted will receive funds, ranging from $500 to $5,000, in the form of either stipends or travel expenses support. Both independent journalists and those employed by a news organization are eligible. The Justice and Journalism Fund is supported by the Ford Foundation.
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Criminal Justice Conference: Information, Media Coverage
“A 21st Century Criminal Justice System for Los Angeles: A Look at the Present, A Model for the Future and A Blueprint for Media Coverage,” held January 22-24, 2008 at USC.
DVDs Now Available: To purchase a set of conference DVDs, click here.
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