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Please fill out the contact form below if you:

have a general question or comment about the Tracker.
wish to report an update to the content linked on the Tracker.
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Other Ways to Reach Us

If you are interested in contacting a news outlet featured on the Tracker, please do so directly using the contact information available via the Tracker.

If you are a news outlet interested in joining the Trust Project, please visit the collaborator page on The Trust Project’s website and submit the form provided.

If you are a member of the press with a media request, please email: Suzanne Trimel, media consultant at PEN America, at: strimel@pen.org or Marika Lynch, communications lead for The Trust Project, at marika@marikalynch.com.

The Newsroom Transparency Tracker equips you to assess the transparency of leading national and regional media outlets by surfacing the policies, practices, and people behind the news. A collaboration between PEN America and The Trust Project, the Tracker encourages media outlets to be accountable to the public and empowers the public to make informed choices about the news they watch to watch, listen to, and read.

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PEN America and The Trust Project are grateful to Craig Newmark Philanthropies for making the Newsroom Transparency Tracker possible.

The Trust Project would also like to acknowledge the support of Google, Facebook, the Democracy Fund, and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

PEN America is a nonprofit organization, founded in 1922, that stands at the intersection of writing and human rights to protect open expression in the United States and worldwide. Our membership of authors, journalists, editors, publishers, and others from the writing professions joins with readers and allies to work to ensure that people everywhere have the freedom to convey information and ideas and to access the views of others. PEN America is led by Suzanne Nossel, a prominent voice on free expression issues, and has offices in New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC.