Stories from the Field

There was an incredible spirit of unity Wednesday night as residents and journalists came together to forge a strong future for the community.

From the start, News Voices: New Jersey has set out to bring people and newsrooms together, and to create a space where we can all ask important questions together.

Free Press and our allies stopped by the FCC to deliver more than 300,000 comments calling on the agency to block the Charter-Time Warner Cable deal.

More than 80 people attended a community forum on how residents and journalists can work together to tell Atlantic City’s story.

Earlier this week, Free Press' Joseph Torres was once again honored for his remarkable work. Check out his acceptance speech.

Free Press’ Joseph Torres urged the council to adopt a franchise agreement that enables poor families to adopt affordable high-speed internet service.

More than 120 people showed what’s possible when neighbors, church leaders, students, educators and journalists sit together at the same table.

A recent conference featured a probing discussion of mass government surveillance between whistleblowers Edward Snowden and Mike German.

Free Press has brought a Net Neutrality message to Times Square, placing a video spot on a 1,624-square-foot screen high above Broadway and 43rd Street.

On Oct. 20, 2015, Free Press' amazing Joseph Torres received the Everett C. Parker Award. Check out his inspiring acceptance speech.