South Florida Sun Sentinel and Florida Bulldog Receive $75,000 Grant for Public Health Reporting in Broward County
The South Florida Sun Sentinel and the nonprofit Florida Bulldog have been awarded a $75,000 grant to collaborate on public health reporting in Broward County. This grant is part of a larger initiative by Press Forward South Florida, which distributed $760,000 in awards to over a dozen local newsrooms and media partnerships across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties. The funding aims to strengthen and sustain local journalism in the region. Specifically, the Sun Sentinel and Florida Bulldog will focus their joint reporting on examining the stability and structure of Broward’s hospital systems. David Schutz, managing editor of the Sun Sentinel, stated that their goal is to help residents understand the implications of changes in both private and public healthcare sectors for their health and tax dollars. Dan Christensen, founder and editor-in-chief of the Florida Bulldog, expressed enthusiasm for this profit-nonprofit news partnership, emphasizing their intent to investigate the operations of public ho...