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Leadership Giving Overview » New England News Collaborative
New England News Collaborative
HARTFORD, CT - SEPTEMBER 22, Steve Harris, a longtime resident of Hartford, CT. Before the assassination of MLK Jr., the north end of Hartford was a far more integrated neighborhood. Then there was white flight...and the area has not recovered. Harris saw all his white neighbors flee. Now, Harris says, he doesn't see any generational wealth in his neighborhood. Just generational poverty.Hartford, CT on September 22, 2020 in Hartford, Connecticut. (Joe Amon/Connecticut Public/NENC)
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Connecticut Public / NENC
HARTFORD, CT - SEPTEMBER 22, Steve Harris, a longtime resident of Hartford, CT. Before the assassination of MLK Jr., the north end of Hartford was a far more integrated neighborhood. Then there was white flight...and the area has not recovered. Harris saw all his white neighbors flee. Now, Harris says, he doesn't see any generational wealth in his neighborhood. Just generational poverty. (Joe Amon/Connecticut Public/NENC)

The New England News Collaborative (NENC) The NENC is a 9-station consortium of public media newsrooms reporting stories that are shared and broadcast across New England. Connecticut Public serves as the hub and fiduciary organization.  Vanessa de la Torre is the New England News Collaborative’s executive editor.

The NENC’s multimedia coverage delves into climate change and clean energy; racial inequality and immigration; and the impacts of the pandemic on people, businesses and schools in the region.

The mission of the New England News Collaborative is to produce impactful multimedia journalism that informs and empowers audiences to become change agents in their communities. Through the partnership of 9 regional public media organizations, the NENC expands the reach – and the impact – of the stories of interest to the region.

One goal of this collaboration is for public media throughout New England to have doubled its current loyal audience, all while expanding the ways we tell stories to serve a wider range of listeners, readers, viewers and members who reflect New England’s diversity.

This vision will be achieved through a new, broad-based initiative from the NENC to strengthen story-sharing among station partners with diversity at the center of our work and as a means to our sustainability. This effort will include building new capacity in professional development, systems and research necessary for all NENC stations to excel in local and regional storytelling on different platforms, including radio, video and digital.

The stations of the NENC regional collaborative include: Connecticut Public, CAI (Cape & Islands), NHPR (New Hampshire Public Radio), GBH (Boston), WBUR (Boston), WSHU (Fairfield, CT), NEPM (Western Massachusetts), VPR (Vermont), and Maine Public.

View coverage and find out more here.


Giving Opportunity:

The New England News Collaborative is powered by grants, leadership gifts and sponsors. Support the NENC today and join a community of our most generous and engaged donors who value the expansion of collaborative journalism across the region.

To learn more, please contact Deidre Tavera, Chief Development Officer (dtavera@ctpublic.org).


We gratefully acknowledge the current supporters of the NENC

Visionary

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

President's Circle

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

The Smart Family Foundation of New York with assistance from Douglas Stone

Partner

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

The Hilaria and Alex Baldwin Foundation

Catalyst

The Kate Cassidy Foundation

Patron

Audrey and Bill Fitzgerald

Town Fair Tire Foundation

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