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American University's J-Lab awarded $2.4m grant
The investment will help expand the university's Institute for Interactive Journalism or J-Lab, which has recently moved to the campus.
The lab is aimed at helping 'journalists and citizens use digital technologies to develop new ways of participating in public life', a release from the organisation said.
The grant will be used to fund new citizen media projects and to launch five community news projects.
J-Lab will also create new training modules and update its websites with the money.
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