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Naming names: 168 donors push WCIJ beyond the $25,000 summit in Knight Foundation’s News Match
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96 of the donors had never given to WCIJ before. They hailed from 15 states, the District of Columbia and Australia.
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Here are names of people who support real news in Wisconsin
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In just three weeks, 146 donors responded with gifts that qualified the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism for a full $25,000 funding match from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation!
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Add your name here if you support real news in Wisconsin
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In less than two weeks, more than 90 donors have responded with gifts that qualify for matching Knight Foundation funds exceeding $21,000!
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Support real journalism in Wisconsin (and your gift will double)
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The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation today announced it will match any gift you make to the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism through Jan. 19, 2017 — up to $1,000!
Water Watch Wisconsin
Investigative Reporting + Art: The Spring 2015 Wisconsin Tour
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We’ve transformed our reporting on problems with Wisconsin’s water quality and supply into sculptures that you can see and touch — including a life-size half cow and 1,000 balls of wool. Meet the artist and the reporters and learn about Wisconsin water in this series of events across the state April 30 through May 7.
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Grant boosts investigation of Wisconsin water issues, experiment in journalism education at UW-Madison
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Wisconsin’s water quality and supply will be investigated by University of Wisconsin-Madison journalism students, the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism and others through a $35,000 grant announced by the Online News Association. The project, titled The Confluence: A Live News Experiment Covering Wisconsin Waters, connects journalism courses, WCIJ, Madison Commons, state newspapers, and public and commercial broadcast outlets, as well as volunteer citizen water monitoring.