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SUMMARY:Polarization Conversation Series: Publishers Serving Communities with Historic Trauma
DESCRIPTION:Panelists:\nCierra Brown Hinton\, Publisher\, Scalawag Magazine (@iolabhinton)\nDeborah Kolben\, Editorial Director\, 70 Faces Media (@dkolben)\nMaritza Félix\, Publisher\, Conecta Arizona (@maritzalfelix) \nModerator:\nKavitha Rajagopalan\, Community Engagement Manager\, CCM (@kxraja) \nREGISTER \nThere is no doubt that political polarization is threatening both U.S. democracy and the practice of journalism. Yet\, for too long\, polarization has been presented in simplistic binaries – rural vs. urban\, left vs. right – that elide its complex drivers and manifestations. \nThis conversation\, the first of three this February\, will take place between three publishers serving communities with historic trauma from white nationalist violence and terrorism – Black communities in the South\, diverse Jewish American communities\, and undocumented Latinx communities on the U.S.-Mexico border. How have they covered U.S. politics\, ascendant white nationalism\, and legislative threats to their communities’ safety and rights? How have they supported news audiences and staff coping with trauma? How is political polarization affecting and shaping their communities? How are they using their outlets to help their readers build community – and power? \nREGISTER \nIf you have any questions\, contact ccm@journalism.cuny.edu. \nAbout the series:\nThe CCM Polarization Conversation Series centers both the perspectives and the expertise of publishers who serve communities that have been navigating political polarization\, white nationalism\, and right-wing extremism for many decades. These conversations are a first step toward shifting the way polarization is understood and defined\, and elevating the knowledge and insight of publishers serving communities most impacted by the polarization crisis.
URL:https://www.journalism.cuny.edu/events/polarization-conversation-series-publishers-serving-communities-with-historic-trauma/
CATEGORIES:Center for Community Media
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