Project chapters—high schools we work with—receive a website for their journalism program, the continuous support of our team, and opportunities to collaborate. All free of charge.
A better experience: The best in its class, our website accommodates all types of content and features a stunning, award-winning design. Easy, one-click functionality. More →
100% supported by our team: The National team provides end-to-end support and services, with training, assistance, copy-editing, graphics, and other services—as needed. More →
Nationwide collaboration: While each school is an autonomous chapter, the Project means more. Chapters can take part in shows, discussions, and conferences we host for our network. More →
Pictured: "EHS Press", by Exeter High School, a public school in Exeter, NH.501(c)(3) non-profit.
We rely on donations, not fees. Thanks to our benefactors, we can offer our services—from running a chapter website, to maintaining it with staff assistance—free of charge to all our chapter schools.
Social justice.
Access for all is our core value. PBJ chapters are of all types, among them: public and private; urban, rural, or in between; charter and more. The thousands of students we impact come from all backgrounds.
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