We’re excited to partner with Oregon Public Broadcasting, Open Signal, the City of Portland and Multnomah County to host the October 1 event “Understand Ranked Choice Voting and the 2024 Election in Portland.”
News & Events
What’s the Future of Local Media?
An interview with The Jefferson Exchange’s Mike Green on Jefferson Public Radio: “Andrew DeVigal, Director of the Agora Journalism Center at the University of Oregon, and Maya Chupkov, who manages the Media and Democracy program at Common Cause California.”
Reporting on Ranked Choice Voting in Portland’s 2024 Elections: Resources for Journalists and Editors
Journalists who have reported on ranked choice voting elections around the United States have identified best practices and common pitfalls in reporting on this method of voting. In June 2024, Sightline collaborated with the Agora Journalism Center at the University
Covering Elections Under Ranked Choice Voting: A Hands-On Workshop for Journalists, by Journalists
This fall, as you know, Portland will become the country’s largest city to implement multi-winner ranked choice voting to select our next city council. Voters will also use single-winner ranked choice voting to select the city’s next mayor and auditor.
How one SOJC class is building community trust in media
Explore how the SOJC’s Engaged Journalism class, directed by Professor Andrew DeVigal, partners with local communities to assess their information needs, fostering trust and understanding through innovative educational practices. This approach teaches journalism and emphasizes the importance of listening and
Engaging the Emergence of Civic Media Ecosystems
As a precursor to the Online News Association’s national conference in Philadelphia, 120 community-driven innovators assembled at Temple University to address this question: “How do we advance journalism for all?”
Press Pass: What is the Rogue Valley’s Public Square?
“What are the physical spaces where people come together and share information in your community?” That’s one question from a new report about access to information in Southern Oregon. It’s being published in April by researchers and students at the
Southern Oregon journalism presents a case study for a University of Oregon center
The Agora Journalism Center at the University of Oregon is focused on helping build journalism that comes FROM the community, FOR the community. AJC Director Andrew DeVigal has been studying the Southern Oregon journalism scene for a while now, and
How do you find out what you want to know about your community?
University of Oregon researchers are surveying local area residents about how they find out — and would like to find out — about local news
Oregon lawmakers ponder grants for local news
An amended version of the bill won’t include tax credits for donating or subscribing to news outlets