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  • Free Press Action Fund Organizer James L. Thompson

    Free Press Action Fund Testifies About the Civic Info Bill

    James L. Thompson
    March 28, 2018
    Free Press Action Fund Organizer James L. Thompson testified before the New Jersey Assembly Budget Committee about the need to revive and strengthen local media.
  • The Big Push to Pass the Civic Info Bill

    Mike Rispoli
    James L. Thompson
    October 19, 2017
    As we approach the legislature’s lame-duck session, lawmakers have the opportunity to ensure their constituents can stay up to date on what’s happening in their communities and around the state.
  • Tuesday Night: Connect with Journalists and Residents in Camden

    James L. Thompson
    March 20, 2017
    Tuesday evening at the Camden Conference Center we’re holding a public meeting with residents of Camden and other New Jersey communities about an opportunity to strengthen local media for years to come.
  • Race, the Media and Politics in the Trump Era

    James L. Thompson
    January 31, 2017
    One of the most important roles news outlets have is their power to convene. They can bring together community members and those in positions of power, and provide a space for thoughtful conversation while asking necessary, but uncomfortable, questions.
  • What the Trump Presidency Means for People of Color in Newark

    James L. Thompson
    January 27, 2017
    This Saturday Free Press is teaming up with WNYC to host a community conversation about how Newark residents can work together to advance a racial-equity agenda in the Trump era.
  • A Community-Building Dinner in Newark Homes in on Ways to Strengthen Local Media

    James L. Thompson
    December 16, 2016
    Free Press recently held a community-building dinner in Newark as part of our News Voices: New Jersey campaign. The goal? Strengthening local media.

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