Here’s what it takes to be a good, relatively stable reporter these days: a really good group chat. In this session, we’ll walk through some best practices and offer real-life examples of how reporters can make the most of their connections with one another to commiserate when it’s necessary and celebrate when it’s time. Every day we’re bombarded with terrible…
The Center for Community Media's Latino Media Initiative invites news leaders to a 60-minute virtual forum exploring how Latino media organizations are evolving and adapting to today's challenges. This forum will showcase journalism produced in the last past year and examine the challenges and emerging opportunities in the field. Publishers, editors, and independent journalists: your voices and experiences are crucial to this conversation.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. While reporting remains essential to journalism, today's information ecosystem demands a broader toolkit. How can we create learning networks where journalists and communities work together to solve local problems? In this lunch workshop, journalist and strategist Darryl Holliday will share practical approaches to building action-oriented communities of practice to enhance learning and public participation throughout…
As calls for "masculine energy" dominate tech, politics, and social media, how should feminist outlets respond? Join Newmark’s Kovie Biakolo for a conversation with leading editors and reporters at feminist publications about covering the intersection of culture, gender, and politics. Guests include Editor-in-Chief of Jezebel Lauren Tousignant, journalist Kelly Kimball, Anna Lind-Guzik, founder and executive director of the Anti-Nihilist Foundation,…
John Thornton, co-founder of the Texas Tribune and co-founder of the American Journalism Project, and Sarabeth Berman, CEO of the American Journalism Project, will discuss the rise of nonprofit local news, the innovations reshaping the industry, and what the future holds for communities across the country. Lunch will be provided. To secure a ticket below, registrants must provide their full…
Black Media Futures is a half-day virtual conference exploring the current state and future prospects of Black media, in celebration of the 198th birthday of the Black press. The event features expert speakers and panelists sharing insights on the past, present, and future of Black media.
In the first of three AI for Community Media sessions, we'll look at ways to fight against misinformation and disinformation; and explore data scraping and analysis, and building graphics.
In the second of three AI for Community Media sessions, we'll approach AI with "cautious curiosity" and learn to harness tools to save time and work; and look at how to write prompts that prevent hallucinations and biases.
In the third of three AI for Community Media sessions, we'll explore what tools can do well and what they do poorly for journalists, and discuss the legal and ethical ramifications; and we'll work with prompts to create images and look at how to fact-check images.
The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY invites you to a special screening of Bad Press on Wednesday, April 2, from 5:00–7:30 p.m. This gripping documentary, winner of the Sundance Film Festival’s U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Freedom of Expression, offers a powerful look at press freedom and Indigenous politics. Following the screening, Professor Yoruba Richen will moderate a virtual Q&A…
