Business Insider

The founders of nonprofit newsroom The 19th break down how they survived launching in a pandemic and how they plan to keep readers engaged post-Trump

Last March, shortly after the January soft launch of The 19th, cofounders Emily Ramshaw and Amanda Zamora watched their fundraising haul drop from $700,000 a month to just $37,000. The pandemic had ...
Nieman Journalism Lab

The 19th’s first-ever strategic plan is an attempt to “play it safe” in a precarious media age

When The 19th launched — with $8.5 million to start — in August 2020, they kicked off with a budget that most news outlets can only dream of. Five years and $100 million raised later, The 19th’s next ...
Glamour

Meghan Markle Will Join ‘The 19th Represents Summit’ to Talk Gender, Representation, and the Future of News

Meghan Markle will soon participate in a rare interview—with a twist. This time, she’ll be the one asking the questions. The event will mark the centennial of women’s right to vote with a series of ...
Nieman Journalism Lab

The 19th, a new nonprofit news site on women and politics, wants to look at policy through a gender lens

Emily Ramshaw and Amanda Zamora — formerly the editor-in-chief and chief audience officer of The Texas Tribune, respectively — on Monday announced the soft launch of and more details about The 19th, ...
Time

AIR: One Year with the 19th

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