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Block Club Chicago is a nonprofit news organization reporting news on the neighborhood level in Chicago, Illinois.

History

Three former DNAinfo editors created Block Club Chicago following the shutdown of DNAinfo in November 2017 a week after workers voted to unionize.[1]

When they launched a kickstarter campaign in early 2018, they quickly raised over $183,000 from 3,143 backers.[2] Within 6 months of publishing, the local news site had about 6,000 paid subscribers and over 7 million pageviews.[3]

Staff

There are three editors, six staff reporters, and a variety of freelancers contributing to the publication from across the city.

Position Name
Editor-in-chief, cofounder Shamus Toomey
Director of strategy, cofounder Jen Sabella
Managing editor, cofounder
  1. "Billionaire Owner Shuts Down DNAinfo, Gothamist Sites A Week After Workers Unionize". NPR.org. Retrieved 2019-04-27.
  2. "Bringing Neighborhood News Back by Block Club Chicago". Kickstarter. Retrieved 2019-04-27.
  3. Libby, Megan (2018-12-06). "7 Million Pageviews and Counting | How Block Club Chicago Has Built a Thriving Reader Community". Civil. Retrieved 2019-04-27.[permanent dead link]
Stephanie Lulay
Reporter Hannah Alani
Reporter and video producer Kelly Bauer
Reporter Jonathan Ballew
Reporter Mina Bloom
Reporter Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Reporter Alex Hernandez

References


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