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We are hiring for a Director of Development! Deadline to apply is Monday, January 6. https://www.texasobserver.org/were-hiring-director-of-development/

#Texas #journalism #nonprofit #jobs #hiring

We're Hiring: Director of Development - The Texas Observer

Organization Overview The Texas Observer is a nonprofit news outlet and print magazine dedicated to investigative reporting, narrative storytelling, and cultural commentary in Texas.
The Texas Observer
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Reminder: We are hiring for a Director of Development! Do you love what we do, and are skilled at helping nonprofits grow? Apply before January 6. https://www.texasobserver.org/were-hiring-director-of-development/

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We're Hiring: Director of Development - The Texas Observer

Organization Overview The Texas Observer is a nonprofit news outlet and print magazine dedicated to investigative reporting, narrative storytelling, and cultural commentary in Texas.
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Before the New Year, catch up on stories you might have missed from the November/December 2024 issue of our magazine: https://www.texasobserver.org/issues/november-december-2024/

#politics #USpol #media #journalism #news #Texas #culture #nonprofit
The cover of the Texas Observer shows a black and white photo of Ronnie Duggar typing on a old-fashioned typewriter, near modern issues of the Observer, in a office lined with shelves stocked with papers. He's an older white man in slacks ans a white button down open at the collar, and large black glasses. He has short hair. Headlines: A Texas Miracle: The Observer Turns 70, photos by Alan Pogue. Pride and Prejudice in Princeton by Candice Bernd. Who Vets the Vets? by Caroline Collier. Houston's Taiwanese Nationalsits by Josephine Lee.
#news #journalism #politics #culture #uspol #media #nonprofit #texas

Got some holiday downtime? Enjoy our list of the best longform stories of 2024: https://www.texasobserver.org/best-longform-stories-2024/

#journalism #media #nonprofit #Texas #news #politics #USpol

Our Best Longform Stories of 2024

This sort of nonfiction is designed to be started, finished, and actually leave you with something to show for it.
Gus Bova (The Texas Observer)
#news #journalism #politics #uspol #media #nonprofit #texas

The January/February 2025 issue is coming soon for members of the Texas Observer.

Want to be among the first to read the great reporting in every issue? Join us today: https://texasobserver.fundjournalism.org/join/

#journalism #nonprofit #Texas #politics #news #culture #border
The cover story for the January / February 2025 issue of Texas Observer magazine shows a fentanyl test strip against a plain black background, with the headline: This strip of paper can prevent an overdose. It’s illegal in Texas by Jason Buch. Other stories include Trump’s Texas Roadshow by Justin Miller and The Frontera Fabulist by Francesca D’Annunzio.
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The Texas Observer is hiring for a Director of Development. Get all the details here: https://www.texasobserver.org/jobs/

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Open Jobs at the Texas Observer 

We’re a nonprofit with a strong public service mission; we seek to expose injustice and to produce the kind of impact journalism that makes a difference.
The Texas Observer
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Browse the November/December 2024 issue of Texas Observer magazine: https://www.texasobserver.org/issues/november-december-2024/

#journalism #politics #culture #news #USpol #Texas #nonprofit #history
The cover of the Texas Observer shows a black and white photo of Ronnie Duggar typing on a old-fashioned typewriter, near modern issues of the Observer, in a office lined with shelves stocked with papers. He's an older white man in slacks ans a white button down open at the collar, and large black glasses. He has short hair. Headlines: A Texas Miracle: The Observer Turns 70, photos by Alan Pogue. Pride and Prejudice in Princeton by Candice Bernd. Who Vets the Vets? by Caroline Collier. Houston's Taiwanese Nationalsits by Josephine Lee.
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Today, another highlight from the eligible case studies submitted for the #OpenResearch Award.

👉 Increasing the #academic value and recognition of the #European #Law #Blog

🔗 https://www.europeanlawblog.eu/

Legal blogs like the European Law Blog (ELB) are invaluable for staying updated on #EU law developments.

The Editorial Board:
• Established a #NonProfit foundation;
• Redesigned ELB’s platform;
• Assigned DOIs to posts;
• Adopted a CC BY #OpenAccess license.
logo European Law Blog

European Law Blog

The European Law Blog is an open-access law blog dedicated to commenting on current developments in EU law (case law, legislation, and relevant legal literature) The posts on the European Law Blog provide timely, concise and up-to-date commentary on …
European Law Blog
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Are you experienced at fundraising and helping nonprofits grow? We are hiring, and you might be just the person we're looking for ... https://www.texasobserver.org/were-hiring-director-of-development/

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We're Hiring: Director of Development - The Texas Observer

Organization Overview The Texas Observer is a nonprofit news outlet and print magazine dedicated to investigative reporting, narrative storytelling, and cultural commentary in Texas.
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Celebrating our 70th anniversary: “[Molly Ivins] came already baked, so to speak. She was already almost fully developed as a writer. So there was not much editing to do, except maybe tone down some of the excesses. I think I saved a couple of libel suits ...” https://www.texasobserver.org/forging-their-own-way-kaye-northcott/

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Forging Their Own Way: Kaye Northcott on Texas Observer History

As co-editors of the Texas Observer, Kaye Northcott and Molly Ivins used humor and embedded themselves in the feminist movement.
Eva Ruth Moravec (The Texas Observer)
#journalism #politics #history #uspol #media #nonprofit #texas

Looking back on our 70th anniversary: “The Observer enlivened my interest in politics and #journalism, and I have been a reader, subscriber, contributor, whatever, since junior high school.” https://www.texasobserver.org/carlton-carl-texas-observer-70th/

#history #Texas #media #nonprofit #politics #USpol #news #culture #publishing

Carlton Carl on the Texas Observer: Covering What Others Won't

From reader to publisher, Carlton Carl has been part of the Texas Observer for most of its 70 years. A look back at his time with us.
Eva Ruth Moravec (The Texas Observer)
#news #publishing #journalism #politics #history #culture #uspol #media #nonprofit #texas

We've been publishing stories all year related to our 70th anniversary, but today marks the actual date that the Texas Observer published its first issue in 1954, with the top story dedicated to a retail workers' #strike in Port Arthur: https://archives.texasobserver.org/issue/1954/12/13#page=1

#journalism #history #media #nonprofit #news #Texas #politics #USpol
Old Texas Observer front page with the headline Shepperd Urges Port Arthur Truce with an accompanying black and white photo showing a smiling woman with sign that says "Employees on strike CIO 1814". Another major headline says Webb County Split By One-Party Rule.
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Our top story: Lou Dubose not only edited the Texas Observer but wrote for the publication at a prodigious rate, with a special emphasis on Mexico and Latin America. He was the “the heart of this office” and the publication. https://www.texasobserver.org/the-phones-are-still-ringing/

#journalism #history #politics #USpol #border #WhiteSupremacy #immigration #Mexico #Texas #media #nonprofit

The Phones Are Still Ringing

Lou Dubose edited the Observer for longer than anyone before or since. He expanded the publication’s coverage south of the border and later co-authored books with Molly Ivins.
Gus Bova (The Texas Observer)
#journalism #politics #history #uspol #media #Mexico #nonprofit #immigration #texas #WhiteSupremacy #border

In “The Interview”: Lou Dubose edited the Observer for longer than anyone before or since. He expanded the publication’s coverage south of the border and later co-authored books with Molly Ivins. https://www.texasobserver.org/the-phones-are-still-ringing/

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The Phones Are Still Ringing

Gus Bova (The Texas Observer)
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“When you consider the reduction in the capitol staff of most of the big dailies, who else will write and provide the sort of critical coverage that the Observer does if it disappears? So I really do see a more essential role now. And if there is a change, I think the Observer will have a place in bringing that change about.”
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The Phones Are Still Ringing

Lou Dubose edited the Observer for longer than anyone before or since. He expanded the publication’s coverage south of the border and later co-authored books with Molly Ivins.
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The Observer's 70th anniversary celebration on Tuesday night was really something special, y'all. 🤠

It was a great turnout that included multiple generations of those who devoted big parts of their lives to making this magazine, and this community, possible. Our deepest thanks to all. 🎉

#Texas #journalism #nonprofit #history
Lize Burr, board president of the Texas Observer speaks on stage.
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In a black and white photo, people celebrate the Texas Observer's 70ths annviersary in a courtyard.
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If you work for or have connections to a for-good organisation, we'd love to talk.

By for-good, we mean the news industry, academia, NGOs, governments etc.

We want to help bring these organisations to decentralised social media where they can own their presence.

Please reach out to us here or get in touch with our Foundation Ambassador @FreddieJ

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We're turning 70, y'all! 🤠

On Tuesday, December 3, celebrate the Texas Observer at the legendary Scholz Garten in downtown Austin! Here's everything you need to know to join the party, and support our work: https://www.texasobserver.org/a-texas-miracle-the-observer-is-turning-70/

Donate at least $25 here to attend: https://texasobserver.fundjournalism.org/70thdonate/?campaign=701UQ00000HQHbJYAX

#nonprofit #fundraising
On an image of Texas Observer letterhead, showing the Observer’s masthead through the years, with the logo and the words Since 1954 at the top. The main text reads: Dear friends,  Please join us for the Texas Observer’s 70th Anniversary. For 70 years, the Observer has worked to “hew hard to the truth as we find it and the right as we see it.” Now more than ever, it is critical to maintain reporting that seeks not only to inform but to hold power to account. A free and independent media must be a stalwart of truth, unwilling to bend to the threats of tyrants.  I hope you’ll join us to celebrate out history as we prepare for the work ahead. As Molly said, “Keep fightin’ for freedom and justice beloveds, but don’t you forget to have fun doin’ it.”  When: Tuesday, December 3 2024 Where: Scholz Garten, 1607 San Jacinto Blvd., Austin, TX 78701 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm

A Texas Miracle: The Observer is turning 70 - The Texas Observer

This December, come hell or highwater, the Texas Observer will celebrate its 70th anniversary, and we want YOU to be part of the celebration. This year, Texas’ original champion of independent journalism is 70 years old.
The Texas Observer
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Texas Observer, the legendary progressive news outlet and former home of Molly Ivins, is still raising hell!

Join the Texas Observer for its 70th Anniversary on Tuesday, Dec 3 6:30-9 @ Scholtz Garden 1607 San Jacinto Boulevard, Austin.

RSVP here: https://texasobserver.fundjournalism.org/70thdonate/

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A black and white photo of Molly Ivins as she leans on one arm on a podium in the Texas legislature, wearing a black dress and matching black, open-toed pumps. A quote reads: “So keep fightin’ for freedom and justice, beloveds, but don’t forget to have fun doing it.”—Molly At the top right is the Texas Observer logo, with the publication name inside a circle with the outline of the state of Texas beneath it.
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For 70 years, the Observer has worked to “hew hard to the truth as we find it and the right as we see it.”

Now, more than ever, it's crucial we keep holding power to account. Will you be a part of our 70th birthday celebration?

RSVP here: texasobserver.fundjournalism.org/70thdonate/

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On an image of Texas Observer letterhead, showing the Observer’s masthead through the years, with the logo and the words Since 1954 at the top. The main text reads: Dear friends, Please join us for the Texas Observer’s 70th Anniversary. For 70 years, the Observer has worked to “hew hard to the truth as we find it and the right as we see it.” Now more than ever, it is critical to maintain reporting that seeks not only to inform but to hold power to account. A free and independent media must be a stalwart of truth, unwilling to bend to the threats of tyrants. I hope you’ll join us to celebrate out history as we prepare for the work ahead. As Molly said, “Keep fightin’ for freedom and justice beloveds, but don’t you forget to have fun doin’ it.” When: Tuesday, December 3 2024 Where: Scholz Garten, 1607 San Jacinto Blvd., Austin, TX 78701 Time: 6:30pm - 9pm
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#Republicans Are Already Trying to Grant #Trump Dangerous Powers

Opinion by #HafizRashid
November 15, 2024

"House Republicans are trying to push through a bill that would give President-Elect #DonaldTrump powers as president to designate #nonprofit organizations as '#TerroristSupporting' even after it was seemingly defeated earlier this week.

"The Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act #HR9495 would allow the secretary of the treasury the ability to revoke any nonprofit organization’s tax-exempt status by branding it with a terrorism label. Earlier this week, the bill failed to receive the necessary two-thirds majority in the House to advance to the Senate.

"But on Monday, the House Rules Committee plans to hold a hearing that could set up a new vote on the bill, which initially had the support of all but one Republican and 52 Democrats. With the GOP only holding a seven seat majority in the chamber, they would need the support of more Democrats to advance the bill, which was introduced to combat #protests against #Israel’s war on #Gaza.

"Under any circumstances, the bill would threaten #FirstAmendment rights to #FreeSpeech, but after Trump’s election last week, there are now fears that the president-elect could use these new powers to crack down on his enemies with little recourse. Many #universities and #NewsOutlets are nonprofit organizations in addition to #activist groups.

"After the bill’s initial failure on Tuesday, the American Civil Liberties Union [#ACLU] celebrated the rejection of 'new broad and easily abused powers.'

"'The freedom to #dissent without fear of government retribution is a vital part of any well-functioning democracy, and now is not the time to grant the executive branch new powers to investigate and functionally shut down and silence its critics,' said Kia Hamadanchy, senior policy counsel for the ACLU, in a statement.

"Now, the bill could be given a retooling and sent up for a vote again, giving a president who has already threatened to use the #military against his critics even more sweeping powers. The question is if #Democrats will recognize the bill as granting dangerous powers to the presidency, or see it as a chance to clamp down on protesters they have tried to ignore at their peril for the past year.'"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/republicans-are-already-trying-to-grant-trump-dangerous-powers/ar-AA1uaihv

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"A nonprofit continuing to post to X is not only unwelcome by the crowd growing there, but they are complicit in what is to come.

That's why 62% of nonprofits active on X have already begun building a presence on new and emerging platforms."

Read about why @saskia doesn't think nonprofits should be sticking to X in her latest blog post.

https://forbetter.ghost.io/x-makes-you-complicit-its-time-for-nonprofits-to-act/

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X makes you complicit, it's time for nonprofits to act

Why remain on a platform that directly opposes your organisations morals? I'll start by admitting that I am angry. The thread that weaves between the lines of this blog is red and spiteful.
Saskia (FORbetter)
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We're turning 70, y'all! 🤠

On Tuesday, December 3, celebrate the Texas Observer at the legendary Scholz Garten in downtown Austin! Here's everything you need to know to join the party, and support our work: https://www.texasobserver.org/a-texas-miracle-the-observer-is-turning-70/

Donate at least $25 here to attend: https://texasobserver.fundjournalism.org/70thdonate/?campaign=701UQ00000HQHbJYAX

#fundraiser #nonprofit #journalism #Texas
A black and white photo of Molly Ivins as she leans on one arm on a podium in the Texas legislature, wearing a black dress and matching black, open-toed pumps. A quote reads: “So keep fightin’ for freedom and justice, beloveds, but don’t forget to have fun doing it.”—Molly At the top right is the Texas Observer logo, with the publication name inside a circle with the outline of the state of Texas beneath it.

A Texas Miracle: The Observer is turning 70 - The Texas Observer

This December, come hell or highwater, the Texas Observer will celebrate its 70th anniversary, and we want YOU to be part of the celebration. This year, Texas’ original champion of independent journalism is 70 years old.
The Texas Observer
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Browse everything we've published, so far, from the November/December issue of Texas Observer magazine: https://www.texasobserver.org/issues/november-december-2024/

#journalism #nonprofit #Texas #politics #USpol #news #culture
The cover of the Texas Observer shows a black and white photo of Ronnie Duggar typing on a old-fashioned typewriter, near modern issues of the Observer, in a office lined with shelves stocked with papers. He's an older white man in slacks ans a white button down open at the collar, and large black glasses. He has short hair. Headlines: A Texas Miracle: The Observer Turns 70, photos by Alan Pogue. Pride and Prejudice in Princeton by Candice Bernd. Who Vets the Vets? by Caroline Collier. Houston's Taiwanese Nationalsits by Josephine Lee.
#news #journalism #politics #culture #uspol #nonprofit #texas

"As socially responsible organisations and individuals we’ve all put a lot of thought into what our values are, and why we do what we do. It’s time to stand up for those same values in social media."

Our co-founder @michael has looked at five reasons charities should be cheerful when leaving X.

Check it out!

https://www.blog-pat.ch/charities-cheerfully-leave-x/

#SocialMedia #X #Twitter #Xodus #Nonprofit #Fediverse #Mastodon

Five reasons for charities to cheerfully leave X

Here's five reasons for charities to be cheerful when leaving X (With thanks to Ian Dury and the Blockheads) One: The obvious X and Elon Musk played a big part in the Trump victory last week, buying both an equally big presence at the h…
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A post-election message from Interim Editor-in-Chief @gusbova to our members, readers, and the rest of our extended community.

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All, I can’t tell you that it’s more important than ever right now to support the Observer and other local journalism. I mean, I’d thought Kamala Harris would win a narrow victory and that Trump wouldn’t do a whole lot better in Texas than he did in 2020. In other words, for the moment, I’m out of both the prediction game and the game of even just making confident statements. All I can say is that Trump’s explicit plan is to hurt specific people — undocumented immigrants spring first to mind, but they are one of many groups — and many of these people live in Texas. And that the Observer intends to be here, on the ground, exposing these harms as they play out. We did it last time, we plan to do it again, I suppose I can also say that investigative journalism, the bulk of what we do, isn’t terribly contingent on politics. Whoever’s in charge, they want to hide things; we dig, and we publish.

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