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NAACP National Convention returns to Atlantic City
For the first time since 1955, the NAACP National Convention will be hosted in Atlantic City. In anticipation of the Convention, the Spring 2022 Stories of Atlantic City interns interviewed and prepared profile stories of local community members who are connected to the city– many are also invested in the success of the convention. How... Read More
Public Seeks Answers from the Board of Education During Recent Meeting
A Rainbow of Possibilities
Resilient Restaurants Remain Open in Atlantic City
FALL 2021 One year after our first report, Stories of Atlantic City Multimedia Storytellers returned to the restaurant scene and checked in with a new group of resilient restaurant owners.The restaurateurs featured below all show tremendous courage, as they each began new professional journeys in the midst of a global pandemic. According to the National... Read More
Stories of Atlantic City launches, pairing community members with media in a unique new collaborative
By Stefanie Murray, Center for Cooperative Media
The partnership will produce a series of restorative narrative stories, an event and hopefully newfound trust between the people who live in Atlantic City and the local media. Atlantic City is a fascinating place. It’s a diverse coastal town with a rich cultural and economic history. Like other cities across America, there are many, many stories…
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