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The Detroit Journalism Cooperative is an integrated community media network providing insight on the issues facing Detroit. It features two radio stations, an online magazine, five ethnic newspapers, and a public television station-- All working together to tell the story of Detroit.The DJC includes Michigan Radio, Bridge Magazine, Detroit Public Television, WDET, and New Michigan Media. To see all the stories produced for the DJC, visit The Intersection website.Scroll below to see DJC stories from Michigan Radio and other selected stories from our partners.

Detroit Journalism Cooperative will dig into unanswered questions in Detroit

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What important questions are we, in the media, not asking about Detroit?

 
What impacts of the Detroit bankruptcy have flown under the radar? What about questions about life post-bankruptcy – like just how can Detroit rebuild its neighborhoods and create more high-paying jobs? And what does all of that mean for Michigan as a whole?
 
Well, Michigan Radio is partnering with other media organizations in the state to try and find the answers to those questions.
 
And so welcome to the new "Detroit Journalism Cooperative."
 
Lester Graham will be digging into the coverage for Michigan Radio and he joined us today.

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