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Student journalists from Journalism for All to present school newsroom plans in Lower Manhattan

Students from NYC's Journalism for All program presented newsroom plans they developed during intensive community journalism training at a Lower Manhattan gallery.

Pulitzer Hall, the home of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and its Brown Institute for Media Innovation. The Brown Institute, alongside the nonprofit newsroom Documented, co-led th

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Feb. 10, 2026 · 1 min read

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Student journalists from Journalism for All to present school newsroom plans in Lower Manhattan

Students from NYC's Journalism for All program presented newsroom plans they developed during intensive community journalism training at a Lower Manhattan gallery.

Student journalists from Journalism for All to present school newsroom plans in Lower Manhattan
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Student leaders from schools in the Journalism for All program were set to present the newsroom plans they developed over winter break at a Student Gallery in Lower Manhattan on Friday, February 20, the NYC Youth Journalism Coalition said in an invitation announcing the event.

The gallery capped what the coalition described as an intensive training program in community-driven journalism, the School Newsroom Launchpad, in which participants prepared to bring new reporting practices back to…

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