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Publisher Paul Cobb says the Post and El Mundo are grateful for the indefatigable effort of the Chauncey Bailey Project to complete Bailey’s body of work.

New America Media and the Maynard Institute have convened an array of Bay Area journalists, as well as highly respected media organizations and local university journalism departments to form an investigative team to honor and continue the work of journalist Chauncey Wendell Bailey Jr., and answer questions regarding his death. In an unusual collaboration, more than two dozen reporters, photographers and editors from print, broadcast and electronic media, and journalism students are launching the Chauncey Bailey Project – an investigative unit that will continue and expand on the reporting Bailey was pursuing when he was gunned down. Devaughndre Broussard, then 19, and a handyman for Your Black Muslim Bakery, has confessed to the crime, according to police, but many questions about the possible motive for the killing have yet to be answered. Participants in the The Chauncey Bailey Project are: Advisers: Sandy Close, executive editor, New America Media; Neil Henry, dean, University of California-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism; Linda Jue, director, New Voices in Independent Journalism and president, Society of Professional Journalists – Northern California Chapter; Dori J. Maynard, chief executive officer, Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education Executive editor: Robert J. “Rosey” Rosenthal, executive director, Center for Investigative Reporting Editors: Bruce B. Brugmann, editor and publisher, San Francisco Bay Guardian Michelle Fitzhugh-Craig, city editor, Oakland Tribune Steve Jones, city editor, San Francisco Bay Guardian Cristina Gastelu, executive producer, special projects, KTVU-TV Michelle Maitre, assistant managing editor, Oakland Tribune Mike Oliver, special projects editor, Bay Area News Group Raul Ramirez, executive director, news and public affairs, KQED-FM Tim Redmond, executive editor, San Francisco Bay Guardian Martin Reynolds, editor, Oakland Tribune Pamela Turntine, night city editor, Oakland Tribune Reporters and producers: Kristin Bender, reporter, Bay Area News Group, Cecily Burt, reporter, Bay Area News Group,Bob Butler, independent journalist,Judy Campbell, reporter, KQED-FM,Roland De Wolk, producer, KTVU-TV,Mary Fricker, independent journalist,Steve Fyffe, producer, KGO-TV ABC7,Angela Hill, reporter, Bay Area News Group,Amber Lee, reporter, KTVU-TV,Dan Noyes, reporter, KGO-TV ABC7,Cliff Parker, director of video production, New America Media,Thomas Peele, reporter, Bay Area News Group Josh Richman, reporter, Bay Area News Group,Beth Rimbey, producer, KGO-TV ABC7 Paul T. Rosynsky, reporter, Bay Area News Group,G.W. Schulz, reporter, San Francisco Bay Guardian,David Stevenson, reporter, KTVU-TV,A.C. Thompson, reporter, New America Media,Kevin Weston, reporter, New America Media,Rita Williams, reporter, KTVU-TV Writers, researchers, data analysts, contributors: L.A. Chung, Mark Cooley, Douglas Fischer, Harry Harris, Ken Kim, Sally Lehrman, Veronica Martinez, Erin McKinney, Chris Metinko, Christine Morente, Dave Newhouse, Brenda Payton, Richard Prince, Kelly Rayburn, Lani Silver, Michael Stoll Photographers, video editors and Multimedia: Ron Acker, D. Ross Cameron, Ray Chavez, Carrie Ching, Sean Connelley, Aric Crabb, Doug Duran, Antonio Franco, Tony Hodrick, Nick Lammers, Bob Larson, Karl Mondon, Laura A. Oda, Cliff Parker, Nancy Pastor, Dan Rosenstrauch Online team: Kara Andrade, Andrew Palma, Harris Rashid Copy editors: Kathy Miedema, Michael Winter Legal counsel: Duffy Carolan of Davis Wright Tremaine law firm, San Francisco Student journalists: Emma Brown, Trey Bundy, Rhyen Coombs, Marguerite Davenport, Vianna Risa Davila, Marnette Federis, Lyra Frederick, Angela Hart, Nick Kusnetz, Robert Lewis, Anna McCarthy, Danielle McNamara, Anna Belle Peavey, Lisa Pickoff-White, Lucie Schwartz, Sabrina Shankman, Robin Urevich. Fundraisers: Bob Butler, Sandy Close, Neil Henry, Linda Jue, Dori J. Maynard, Robert J. Rosenthal Funding for the project has been provided by, in chronological order: UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, Sigma Delta Chi Foundation; Knight Foundation; George Washington Williams Fellowship, a project of New Voices in Independent Journalism; National Association of Black Journalists; The Newspaper Guild, Center for Investigative Reporting, Bay Area News Group Technical assistance is being provided by Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. Participating organizations: Bay Area Black Journalists Association; Bay Area News Group (Contra Costa Times, Oakland Tribune, San Jose Mercury News, Fremont Argus, Hayward Daily Review, Tri-Valley Herald, Valley Times, East County Times, Alameda Times Star, San Mateo County Times); CBS 5; Center for Investigative Reporting; Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc.; KCBS-AM; KGO-AM; KGO-TV ABC 7; KQED Public Radio; KTVU-TV; Maynard Institute for Journalism Education; National Association of Black Journalists; New America Media; New Voices in Independent Journalism; Oakland Post, San Francisco State University Journalism Department; San Francisco Bay Guardian; San Jose State University School of Journalism and Mass Communications; Sigma Delta Chi Foundation; Society of Professional Journalists – Northern California Chapter; University of California-Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.
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