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a type of journalism that emphasizes community engagement, public participation, and collaboration in news reporting, aiming to strengthen democracy and civic discourse
What is "civic journalism"?
Civic journalism is a form of reporting that focuses on involving the public in the news process, encouraging citizens to actively participate in discussions about important community issues. Journalists in this field aim to create a connection between the media and the people, often highlighting local concerns and providing a platform for public voices. Civic journalism emphasizes engagement, making the news more relevant to everyday life, and it seeks to encourage informed participation in civic life, such as voting or community decision-making. It aims to strengthen society by keeping people informed and involved.
