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We’re hiring a Development Associate
The Jersey Bee is looking for someone with experience in fundraising, development, marketing, or communications to work with us as a part-time Development Associate for four months beginning February 2026.
From the intern’s desk: Lessons on rebuilding trust in media from my Civic Reporting Internship at The Jersey Bee
At The Jersey Bee, journalism isn’t just about reporting. It’s about filling information gaps through listening, inclusive design, and equipping people to become changemakers in their communities.
Next steps (and responses to your questions) after our 34th District forum cancellation
Join The Jersey Bee as a supporter, fan, or event co-host to help us build and strengthen our community in repsonse to political interference.
Why we’re canceling our 34th District forum (and what you can do to help us stand up to political interference)
Local political interests successfully undermined the purpose and perception of the event, pressuring panelists, organizers, and even The Jersey Bee's funders.
Read The Jersey Bee’s 2024 annual report
In 2024, The Jersey Bee saw its most significant growth yet, expanding from one to 12 communities and setting a new public service standard for local news in New Jersey.
From the intern’s desk: What I’m learning about journalism as The Jersey Bee’s first summer intern
The Jersey Bee is hosting its first summer intern. Here is what they're learning about journalism and civic reporting.
Newark students, help us make a “Student’s Guide to School Board Elections” at our free community journalism workshop this August
Newark high school students can learn about community journalism and make media to help others navigate school board elections in this free workshop. The extended deadline to apply is Aug. 1.
How The Jersey Bee uses journalism to improve public health
The Jersey Bee follows a model adapted from healthcare, education, and social work to deliver information that improves public health outcomes in our community.
We’re hiring a public health reporter to examine food access in Essex County
The Jersey Bee is hiring a public health reporter for a six-month contract. The deadline to apply is Feb. 9.
We’re hiring a Development Associate
The Jersey Bee is looking for someone with experience in fundraising, development, marketing, or communications to work with us as a part-time Development Associate for four months beginning February 2026.
From the intern’s desk: Lessons on rebuilding trust in media from my Civic Reporting Internship at The Jersey Bee
At The Jersey Bee, journalism isn’t just about reporting. It’s about filling information gaps through listening, inclusive design, and equipping people to become changemakers in their communities.
Next steps (and responses to your questions) after our 34th District forum cancellation
Join The Jersey Bee as a supporter, fan, or event co-host to help us build and strengthen our community in repsonse to political interference.
Why we’re canceling our 34th District forum (and what you can do to help us stand up to political interference)
Local political interests successfully undermined the purpose and perception of the event, pressuring panelists, organizers, and even The Jersey Bee's funders.
Read The Jersey Bee’s 2024 annual report
In 2024, The Jersey Bee saw its most significant growth yet, expanding from one to 12 communities and setting a new public service standard for local news in New Jersey.
From the intern’s desk: What I’m learning about journalism as The Jersey Bee’s first summer intern
The Jersey Bee is hosting its first summer intern. Here is what they're learning about journalism and civic reporting.
Newark students, help us make a “Student’s Guide to School Board Elections” at our free community journalism workshop this August
Newark high school students can learn about community journalism and make media to help others navigate school board elections in this free workshop. The extended deadline to apply is Aug. 1.
How The Jersey Bee uses journalism to improve public health
The Jersey Bee follows a model adapted from healthcare, education, and social work to deliver information that improves public health outcomes in our community.
We’re hiring a public health reporter to examine food access in Essex County
The Jersey Bee is hiring a public health reporter for a six-month contract. The deadline to apply is Feb. 9.
