Tanner Curl is MinnPost’s executive director. He oversees the organization’s management, strategy and revenue development.
You can still reserve your ticket for MinnPost Tonight to view the LIVE virtual broadcast on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. CT. Tickets are Pay What You Can – including free! – but registration is required.
We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Wing Young Huie, photographer
MinnPost has been working with a group of community members to plan a celebration of life for our colleague, Pamela Espeland, set for Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. at Orchestra Hall.
We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Nancy Lyons, author, speaker and co-founder of Clockwork, who was named one of Minneapolis’s “Most Admired CEOs.”
We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Chastity Brown, songwriter/musician
We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Chris Montana, founder of Du Nord Social Spirits
We believe that thoughtful, in-depth journalism is a public good and vital to the health of our community.
When you read a MinnPost story that gives you a deeper understanding of an important civic issue facing Minnesota, you see the name of the talented writer who brought the article to life.
We’re excited to add Nancy Lyons, CEO of Clockwork and advocate for making work better, to the lineup for MinnPost Tonight. The event is set for Thursday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. CT. VIP packages and Pay What You Can tickets are available.
MinnPost Tonight: a LIVE virtual talk show with local cultural luminaries discussing their work and what it means to be a Minnesotan in 2021
MinnPost is hiring an audience editor, a new position, that will lead audience development and community engagement efforts across the organization. Reporting to the editor, this person will work with both editorial and business staff, setting goals, measuring success, and executing strategies with an eye toward growing and deepening audience relationships.
MinnPost is hiring a managing editor. This is a senior role at the organization, and we’re looking for someone with demonstrated leadership skills, news judgment and a commitment to the highest journalism ethics. Reporting to the editor, this person will need to be equally comfortable managing writers, line-editing stories and conceiving of strategic ways our nonprofit newsroom can improve and expand our brand of in-depth, enterprise journalism.
Through automatic recurring donations, which are often at $5 to $15 a month, sustaining members provide a predictable and ongoing base of support for our thoughtful, in-depth reporting.
The organization has voluntarily recognized MinnPost Union, which is joining the Minnesota Newspaper & Communications Guild.
Join us for a virtual conversation with Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Tuesday, May 4, at 6 p.m. CDT. Attendance is free, but registration is required.
A rundown of our first crack at hosting a full week of insightful conversations on the ideas shaping civic and cultural life in this moment.
MinnPost Festival runs through Friday, April 9, and you can still register for your FREE pass to get access to the livestreams or recordings. But registration is required!
With such an amazing lineup of speakers for the inaugural MinnPost Festival, we’re highlighting each of our amazing sessions. Today: Sarah Longwell and Charlie Sykes from The Bulwark, who will discuss the future of the GOP.
Sarah Bellamy will discuss how art can drive social change and Penumbra Theatre’s transformation into the Penumbra Center for Racial Healing.
We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of speakers for the inaugural MinnPost Festival. Today: Errin Haines and Emily Ramshaw from The 19th, a nonprofit news organization that reports on the intersection of gender and politics.
