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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

We are small, scrappy, and reliant on community support. We don't have plans to paywall our work - help us keep it free for all and consider becoming a member for just $10/month. fresnoland.org/donate/

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Or the time I heard from a Fresno City College student who said he was planning to attend more city council meetings after reading our coverage on the fallout after ArtHop - an event that meant a lot to him, his friends and community.

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Third, our stories bring needed policy discussions to the public - like the one from @omarsrashad.bsky.social that shared how the city council was trying to buy a former correctional facility near Caruthers for a giant homeless encampment.

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Second, our journalism helps get people more involved in civic life! We heard that our reporting on the rejection of apartments in northwest prompted several ppl to call their elected and state officials and even formed a group focused on increasing housing supply.

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Hey, everyone! I run a small, nonprofit newsroom called Fresnoland, and here's why you should support us on Giving Tuesday. First, 73% of our ~$850k budget goes right back into paying and supporting eight journalists, not profits for a hedge fund. fresnoland.org/donate/

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

“It’s crucial to remind trans people, especially trans youth—who are the most vulnerable—that this county is not defined by those voices. Many of us love them, want to keep them safe, and are committed to ensuring they have the resources to thrive," added Gidram. fresnoland.org/2024/11/25/f...

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Fresno LGBTQ+ groups prepare for discrimination ahead of Trump

Two years ago, Rebecca Encanto and their family sought refuge at a religious shelter in Tijuana as they prepared to cross the border from Michoacán, In light of another Trump presidency, many Fresno L...

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

“Fresno County has the potential to be loving and accepting, but it will require effort, as opposing voices are often louder,” said Artemes Gidram, a board member with PFLAG Fresno.

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danibergstrom.bsky.social @danibergstrom.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

Several Fresno LGBTQ+ groups have quickly mobilized to share resources and rally support around the local queer and trans community, preparing for a rise in hateful rhetoric and policy as Trump enters his second term in office. fresnoland.org/2024/11/25/f...

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Fresno LGBTQ+ groups prepare for discrimination ahead of Trump

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