The Land recently talked with Hannah Davis, a senior journalism major at Kent State University and an intern with The Land and The NewsLab at KSU, about her background, what she hopes to learn by writing for The Land, and her obsession with Tik Tok.
Aja Hannah is a writer, traveler, and mama. Her articles have been featured nationally and internationally in publications like The Progressive, The Independent, and Hawaii Business Magazine.
With assistance from Report for America, The Land will hire a new reporter next year to bolster our in-depth, community-driven reporting.
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.
The Land and the Northeast Ohio Solutions Journalism Collaborative (NEOSOJO) were named finalists in the “Best Coronavirus Coverage” category of the Local Independent Online News (LION) Publishers’ Local Journalism Awards.
The Land is honored to be among the 30 newsrooms nationwide selected for the Meta Journalism Project’s US Reader Revenue Accelerator program, which begins later this month.
Calling out racial disparities does not equate to neglecting progress made toward greater racial equity, and yet, as it almost always seems to, that point of contention came up during a roundtable discussion about medical mistrust on Monday hosted by Case Western Reserve University’s branch of Universal Health Aid.
The Land’s reporting fellow, Michael Indriolo, will participate in a panel discussion about medical mistrust hosted by Universal Health Aid on Monday at the East Cleveland Public Library.
The New York Times featured The Land Board Member Caitlyn Johnson’s reporting in an in-depth investigation into the financial incentives driving police traffic stops across three U.S. states. The story quotes Johnson on her investigation into the Bratenahl Mayor’s Court and links back to one of her stories in The Land.
Many thanks to Community Shares for recognizing The Land at its 2021 power lunch and awards ceremony! The Land was nominated for an won the Social Justice Communications Award. Congratulations, also, to Cleveland Documenters for winning the Rising Communications Award. The rest of the winners are listed below.
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