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Carolina Community Media Project - The Carolina Community Media Project is dedicated to the proposition that strong community media help strengthen communities, and that communities with a vital civic life and a sense of place are key to high livability in a free democratic society.

AEJMC Community Journalism Interest Group

 

Books

Community Journalism: the Personal Approach, 2nd Ed., 2000, Iowa State University Press, second printing, summer 2001. Currently available through Marion Street Press.

Community Journalism: An Instructor's Guide, 2000, Iowa State University Press, a companion volume to accompany the new second edition; an eBook.

Hogwild: a Back-to-the-Land Saga, 1993, Appalachian Consortium Press.

Only In Chapel Hill, 1968, UNC-CH Journalism Foundation.

Running’ on Rims, 1986, Algonquin Books.

Wouldn't Take Nothin' For My Journey Now, 1980, UNC Press.

 

Photos

Jock Lauterer Collection
Photos from the mid-'60s taken for the Daily Tar Heel and Chapel Hill Weekly: anti-Viet Nam War, civil rights and Speaker Ban Law demonstations, plus slice-of-life pictures of Chapel Hill and the campus. Physical Description: Black-and-white negatives (35mm—3,097 exposures; 120—278 exposures) and photographs (157).

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