🏆 The Leader in Journalism Fellowship
We’re building a stronger, more informed South Jersey by supporting and elevating the next generation of storytellers.
🏆 The Leader in Journalism Fellowship
We’re building a stronger, more informed South Jersey by supporting and elevating the next generation of storytellers.
🏆 The Leader in Journalism Fellowship
We’re building a stronger, more informed South Jersey by supporting and elevating the next generation of storytellers.
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The South Jersey Emerging Journalists Project (SJEJP) is an independent initiative dedicated to supporting content creators and emerging journalists from underserved communities across Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, and Atlantic counties.
Through fellowships, partnerships, and community engagement, SJEJP works to ensure that South Jersey’s diverse stories are told, heard, and shared.
The Center for Cooperative Media’s South Jersey Information Equity Project is now accepting applications for our fourth reporting fellowship cohort!
The South Jersey Information Equity Project has concluded its third year of reporting fellowships, with fellows covering a record number of stories of importance to South Jersey communities.
The following remarks were delivered by Phil Lewis at the closing ceremony for the 2024 cohort of reporting fellows on June 27, 2024, as part of the South Jersey Information Equity Project from the Center for Cooperative Media.
The New Jersey Black Heritage Trail is gaining momentum, as the New Jersey Historical Commission has approved its first categorization of 32 historical landmarks to be a part of the Black Heritage Trail.
Salty’s Beach Bar is a bar that seems to be your normal, peaceful establishment, with a quiet surrounding environment. However, once inside, you realize something completely different. Live music with loud drums, screaming vocals, and an aggressive bass.
“We’re the same, you and me. We’re just sisters, sharing our laughter and sharing our tears, empowering each other after all the years,” keynote speaker Estina Baker said at the start of her speech for the Atlantic City Women’s March of 2024 at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall of Saturday.