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Our powerful new video explores how storytelling can shift conditions to facilitate individual, communal and societal healing.

Unaccountable billionaires — from Rupert Murdoch and Elon Musk to Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos — enabled Trump’s rise. Here’s what Free Press will do to fight back.

How did a nearly two-year struggle to strengthen local journalism in California end with almost no one satisfied — except maybe Google?

A nationwide poll that Free Press commissioned shows that Americans are contending with the decline of local journalism — and the epidemic of misinformation online.

California state senators have a chance right now to advance legislation that would commit about $500 million annually to support local news in the state.

As lawmakers focus more and more on ways to address the decline of local news, how can they center the needs of both journalism workers and communities?

Every couple of years, conservative members of Congress launch partisan attempts to root out alleged “bias” at NPR and PBS. Here’s what I told lawmakers.

Despite its importance to our democracy and civic health, local journalism has largely remained outside of legislative agendas — until now.

A video from Free Press’ Reparative Journalism Project explores what journalists can learn from movements responding to centuries of violence, theft and oppression.

In this Q&A with Free Press co-founders Robert W. McChesney and John Nichols, the two discuss the organization’s early days and the collapse of the media system.