Experts weigh in on the local effects of sea level rise. Hear from an oceanographer, an academic, a climate scientist, a policy professional and an environmental planner.
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Public Press Reporting on School Segregation Inspires Broad Media Coverage
Editor’s note: Over the past several months, we have been gathering reporting that follows up on our coverage of segregation in San Francisco’s public schools. The latest pickup was a three-part series in the San Francisco Chronicle starting Sunday. Read more about it here. San Francisco Public Press’ reporting package on school re-segregation has […]
Sea Level Rise Shapes Future of Bay Area Waterfront Development
Sea level rise threatens tens of billions of dollars worth of new waterfront development in the Bay Area — but there may be time to adapt. That was the message at Tuesday’s panel on sea level rise hosted by the San Francisco Public Press at the Impact Hub, a co-working space. Panelists included UC Berkeley […]
Bay Guardian Raises Hell One Last Time
Inside the newly released Winter 2015 edition of the Public Press, you will find a publication that commemorates the storied 48-year history of one of America’s earliest and most important alternative weekly newspapers: The San Francisco Bay Guardian. The day the San Francisco Media Co. killed the Bay Guardian in mid-October, we offered to print […]
Public School Inequality Report Wins SPJ Award
The San Francisco Public Press is pleased to accept a 2014 Excellence in Journalism award for “Public Schools, Private Money,” an in-depth look at inequality in fundraising among schools in the San Francisco Unified School District. The Society of Professional Journalists’ Northern California chapter recognized the special reporting project in the Winter 2014 edition for […]
How We Rocked Our $30,000 Journalism Kickstarter Campaign (and You Can, Too)
We recently ran a crowdfunding campaign for journalism that brought in three times the amount we were asking for. Here’s how we did it. The San Francisco Public Press has a plan to increase visibility for the organization and double its San Francisco distribution network in just six months. We’re going to do it by […]
Google’s Separate-but-Equal Bus Policy Highlights S.F.’s Deepening Class Divide
Does Google feel class guilt? The Mountain View-based search giant said last week that it would donate millions to a city program that provides bus passes, gratis, to thousands of San Francisco’s working class and low-income kids. The move comes none too soon, as the income gap between regular Muni riders and those who can […]
The People Behind the Press: The Digital Strategist
We want you to know what you’re getting for your membership donation by introducing you to some of the talented freelance writers, editors, photographers and multimedia journalists who make our newspaper possible. Join or renew your membership now to make sure that our journalists can continue to bring you more serious public-interest reporting in 2014. The […]
The People Behind the Press: The Photographer’s Eye
We want you to know what you’re getting for your membership donation by introducing you to some of the talented freelance writers, editors, photographers and multimedia journalists who make our newspaper possible. Join or renew your membership now to make sure that our journalists can continue to bring you more serious public-interest reporting in 2014. The Photographer’s […]
The People Behind the Press: You
Dear readers, It’s that time of year again. So, on behalf of all the nonprofits contacting you this week, thank you for reading our appeals and supporting our efforts. I am asking you to make a year-end donation to the San Francisco Public Press because I know you care about public-interest news. You care about […]
