Chalkbeat

Nonprofit news organization that covers education

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2024 Wisconsin Watch partnered with Votebeat, making Wisconsin the fifth state in its coverage network.
2024 Ahead of the 2024 United States presidential election, Votebeat assembled nearly 100 voting experts in a Slack channel to answer journalists' questions.
2024 Chalkbeat added Healthbeat to its portfolio of specialized news platforms, further diversifying its news coverage.
February 2023 Chalkbeat reorganized under a parent organization called the Civic News Company to clarify its relationship with Votebeat and allow for future growth.
May 2022 Votebeat became a permanent newsroom with a national focus, initially covering Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
2020 The Philadelphia Public School Notebook joined Chalkbeat to create Chalkbeat Philadelphia.
October 2020 Chalkbeat launched Votebeat, a project to report on local voting issues, initially focused on the 2020 United States election.
2017 Chalkbeat announced plans to expand to Chicago and Newark in 2018.
January 2017 Chalkbeat expanded to Detroit.
2016 Chalkbeat unveiled a formal 'code of ethics' covering all its bureaus and introduced MORI (Measures of Our Reporting's Influence), an open-source impact tracking platform.
2014 The organization redesigned and relaunched its website under the new name Chalkbeat, solidifying its identity as a national education news organization.
2013 Chalkbeat raised $2.2 million in revenue, primarily from philanthropic funding, and established new bureaus in Memphis and Indianapolis.
January 2013 GothamNews and EdNews Colorado merged and were relaunched as a national network, initially called Education News Network and then renamed Chalkbeat.

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