Grateful for our Community

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Today, on Giving Tuesday, we celebrate the power of community, collaboration, and shared purpose. Our coalition is fueled by incredible partners working to ensure all students have the tools and opportunities to share their stories and shape their communities.

As we reflect on another year of collective impact, we invite you to support the full implementation of Journalism for All as well as the incredible organizations that make this work possible. Below, you’ll find a list of YJC members and their donation links you can consider supporting or forwarding to your network. Thank you for being a vital part of YJC and for supporting the partners who make our shared vision possible!

YJC’s Journalism for All Initiative is creating a sustainable, replicable model for journalism programs in NYC high schools and beyond starting with 30 school programs this year.

The Bell trains high school students in multimedia journalism and empowers them to tell impactful stories, including audio reporting on the NYC schools system.

Bronx Documentary Center is a gallery and educational space in the South Bronx empowering people of all ages—from youth to seniors—to tell their stories through photography and film.

Chalkbeat - New York is a nonprofit news organization committed to covering one of America's most important stories: the effort to improve schools for all children.

City Limits: CLARIFY trains high school students in reporting and news writing, including research, interviewing, investigative techniques, media ethics, and more.

THE CITY is a local independent newsroom covering breaking news, investigative, and service journalism in NYC.

CUNY Newmark J-School is on a mission to provide tuition-free education to aspiring journalists from all corners of America.

Documented is a New York based nonprofit news organization reporting on immigrant communities and the policies affecting them.

National Association of Hispanic Journalists - NYC is dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanic students, professionals, and educators in journalism.

New York Videogame Critics Circle builds pathways to careers in video game development and journalism for students in underserved communities across NYC.

The Opportunity Hub provides support and resources to residents in Spring Creek Towers in East New York, Brooklyn. They’re currently fundraising to digitize their newspaper.

The Paley Center for Media is preserving media history and exploring its social impact, from K-12 interactive classes to the digitization of its archive of 160,000 TV and radio programs.

PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs is a hands-on student journalism program that connects young people to real-world experiences and educators to resources and community.

Press Pass NYC helps New York City public schools start and sustain student news publications. Donations are now doubled through a generous matching grant.

Student News Live is a non-partisan news hub for student journalists to deliver coverage of major news events.

Youth Communication provides programming and training for schools and youth-serving organizations to create supportive, culturally responsive learning communities.