Content partners and sponsors
NONPROFIT CONTENT PARTNERS for the SUMMER 2010 PRINT EDITION
Bay Citizen
Bay Area nonprofit news source covering news, culture and community • San Francisco • Donate: https://www.baycitizen.org/ donate/
Bay Area nonprofit news source covering news, culture and community • San Francisco • Donate: https://www.baycitizen.org/
Nonprofit investigative reporting team covering California state issues • Berkeley: (510) 809-3160; Sacramento: (916) 504-4085 • Donate: http://californiawatch.org/ donate
A publication for the Tenderloin and west SoMA neighborhoods of San Francisco • (415) 626-1650
International news organization delivering thoughtful, global coverage • Boston, Mass.: (617) 450-2300
The nation's oldest and largest public affairs forum • San Francisco: (415) 597-6700; Milpitas: (408) 280-5530 • Donate: https://www.commonwealthclub. org/membership/
A subsidiary of Consumers Union, the nation's leading not-for-profit consumer advocacy organization • Yonkers, N.Y.: (914) 378-2000 • consumersunion.org • Donate: http://sfpr.es/ConsumersUnion
A team of professional staff, volunteer and student reporters covering Bay Area community arts, news, and culture on-air and online. • San Francisco: (415) 841-4121
Public media for Northern California; KQED Public Television Channel 9 and 88.5 FM radio • San Francisco: (415) 864-2000 • Donate: kqed.org/support
Covering the Mission District neighborhood in print and online • San Francisco • Donate: http://sfpr.es/MissionLocal
Nonpartisan watchdog of the 2010 Census • Washington, DC •
Network of 16 neighborhood newspapers in San Francisco • (415) 922-3413
The country's first and largest national collaboration of 2,000 ethnic news organizations • San Francisco: (415) 503-4170
Commercial-free nonpoliticized news source covering overlooked issues from around the world • Donate: newsdesk.org/donate
Independent nonprofit community news and information hub for Oakland •
A blog tracking how new media — from weblogs to podcasts to citizen journalism — are changing society and culture. • Donate: http://sfpr.es/DonatePBS
Nonprofit online magazine about the shareable world • San Francisco • Donate: shareable.net/donate-to-us
A forum with more than 18,000 community participants where diverse audiences engage in dialogue • San Francisco: (415) 293-4600 • Donate:http://sfpr.es/WorldAffairsCouncil
SPONSORS
Community powered reporting where the public can donate to reporting on important and overlooked topics • Bay Area & Los Angeles, Seattle
Fiscal sponsor of the Public Press — Indy Arts supports people, projects and organizations that use media and the arts to spur democratic discourse • San Francisco • Donate: artsandmedia.net/contribute
Primary funder of the Public Press since 2009 — Philanthropic community foundation for the Bay Area • San Francisco • Donate: http://sfpr.es/TSFFDonate
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