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76th One World Day celebrates Cleveland’s cultural diversity
On a sticky but sunny late summer day, The Land joined in the festivities at the 76th annual One World Day on August 28, 2022. The festival, which courses through the Glenville neighborhood via Martin Luther King Jr. Drive from Lake Erie and University Circle, is hosted by the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation.
Q&A with Hannah Mosley, marketing fellow with The Land
Hannah Mosley is a senior in Cleveland State University’s graphic design program who is working as a marketing fellow with The Land. We recently caught up with Hannah to ask her what she’s passionate about and what she’s getting out of working with The Land.
Q&A: Ashley Blood, senior public relations major at Kent State University
The Land recently talked with Ashley Blood, a senior public relations major at Kent State University and an intern with The Land.
The Land joins the Report for America / Local Media Association Sustainability Lab
The Land is among 20 newsrooms selected to be part of the RFA/LMA Sustainability Lab, a new partnership between Report for America, Local Media Association and Meta Journalism Project to catalyze philanthropic and business model innovation for local newsrooms.
The Land among 4 news organizations selected by The Chronicle of Philanthropy for ‘Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellowships’
The Land is honored to be among four news organizations that have been awarded one-year fellowships as part of the inaugural round of the Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellowship.
Q&A: Michael Indriolo, Reporting Fellow with The Land
The Land recently talked with Michael Indriolo, the first recipient of The Land’s Reporting Fellowship for Journalists of Color. Michael has been working with The Land since September and this check-in sheds some light on how the fellowship is going so far.
