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Do you have a story idea about economic inequality?

Top Story: REPORTING GRANTS on economic disparity

Do you have a story about economic inequality on your beat that you want to produce?

Reporting Right is taking applications for a $1,000 grant for reporters and/or editors.

We are seeking to support the reporting of non-partisan pieces about economic disparity, what it means for communities and the people who live in them.

Accepted applicants will receive:

• Help brainstorming your story idea

• Sourcing advice

• Editing support

* This is not a prerequisite, but preference will be given to publications that story share.

If you are interested in applying contact us at: info@prodemocracyinfolab.com

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