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We’ve been gathering stories from people about what it would mean for them to lose Lifeline, which subsidizes phone and internet access. Here are just a few.

The mainstream media, our government and a majority of White Americans denounced King when he was alive.

Our collaborative project, “37 Voices,” will feature interviews with 37 New Jersey residents who are working but finding it hard to pay for basic needs.

Relationships between communities and newsrooms can’t exist without honesty, accountability and some real reckoning around issues like consent.

BREAKING NEWS: Free Press has a new logo, colors and website.

You’re probably wondering: Why the changes? Here are a few quick reasons.

Free Press Action Fund Organizer James L. Thompson testified before the New Jersey Assembly Budget Committee about the need to revive and strengthen local media.

We need answers about Facebook’s failure to safeguard our privacy.

Lawmakers sent a letter urging the FCC to stop attacking Lifeline, a program that subsidizes phone and internet access for poor people.

News Voices: North Carolina and Working Narratives are presenting workshops at the Free Movement Conference on the links between journalism and social justice.

Activists met up at Team Internet’s “We Won’t Be Fooled” rallies, which were held in six cities around the country.