Spotlight co-founder Schmidt selected for nonprofit news leadership program
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The Nonprofit News Business Certificate program trains nonprofit news leaders in business skills to build sustainable, community-focused journalism.
The Garmin Marathon Series comes to Tucson on Nov. 15, highlighting the city’s scenery and running culture.
More than 20 Tucson nonprofits gathered for the Big Collab, an event designed to foster partnerships and share resources that support women and girls in the community.
Tucson activists are shifting their focus from protesting U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s policies to challenging the financial backers who support his campaigns.
Tucson Spotlight has partnered with San Miguel High School to host three student interns who will help produce a weekly Spanish-language newsletter and create bilingual social media content.
Tucson’s City Council voted last Tuesday to approve Ward 5’s budget surplus, which included $10,000 to fund Spanish-language news coverage for underserved communities.
Tucson Spotlight has joined The 19th News Network, a national coalition of newsrooms dedicated to advancing racial and gender equity through collaborative, community-driven journalism.
Tucson Spotlight co-founder Susan Barnett will join a September panel, where journalists and community leaders will discuss challenges and opportunities in Latino-led local news.
Retirees at the Fred Archer Center are transforming donated plastic bags into lightweight sleeping mats, which they deliver to Sister José Women’s Center to support women experiencing homelessness.