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Source-based reporting resources for housing, neighborhood conditions, and community development in the Raleigh area

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Raleigh Rebuild provides source-based resources for journalists covering housing, neighborhood stability, and community development in the Raleigh metropolitan area.

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Editorial Process

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Primary sources preferred: official documents, government data, academic research
Clear distinction between verified data and analysis or interpretation
Regular updates to reflect new public information
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Correction Process

If you identify an error in our content, please use our contact form to report it. Material factual errors will be reviewed and corrected when appropriate. Notable corrections may carry visible editor notes indicating the nature of the change.

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If you have access to relevant public documents, official data, or primary sources that would strengthen our coverage, we welcome submissions through our contact page.

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For media inquiries, interviews, or fact-checking requests, please contact us through our media inquiry form. We will respond within two business days when possible.

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