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INVITATION: Journalism That Matters comes to Detroit, June 3-6

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06/03/2010 - 12:15 - 06/06/2010 - 12:15

How can we reshape journalism so that it engages and serves all people & communities?


Participate in "Journalism That Matters Detroit -- Create or Die: Forging communities that initiate, incubate and innovate." 

This focused, three-day gathering of results-driven, action-oriented participants will discover, assess, shape and create forward-looking enterprises focused on key elements of community -- diversity, shared values, tolerance, participation and developing youth.

JTM especially invites persons of color -- journalists, entrepreneurs, programmers, technologists, bloggers, videographers, venture capitalists, artists, funders, educators and all who have an interest -- to explore how voices often unheard or misrepresented can reshape the future of journalism.

Re-imagining News & Community in the Pacific Northwest - January 7-10

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01/07/2010 - 14:00 - 01/10/2010 - 12:00

 

Haggett Hall, University of Washington, Seattle

January 7-10, 2010

Staying connected after the conference

Conference multimedia

  • jtmpnw.org aggregation page; (and RSS feed)
  • UStream video
  • YouTube video
  • Photos on Flickr (also here) and Picasa
  • Breakout session notes wiki (includes audio)

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    Participant blogs

    Other conference information

    Participant blogs/articles/reports

    More conference information

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    Post-conference Reflections on Re-imagining News & Community in the Northwest

    Submitted by PeggyHolman on Sun, 01/17/2010 - 3:46pm

    If you attended all or part of Re-imagining News & Community in the Pacific Northwest  from January 7-10, 2010, we invite your feedback in the comments of this post.  Here are some questions to consider:

    1. What's your key takeaway from the conference for U.S. journalism?

    2. What do you believe can happen, what will change, as a result of the conference?

    3. What will you be doing?

    4.  What else would you like to say about your conference experience?

    Thanks again for joining us for Re-imagining News and Community in the Pacific Northwest.

    The JTM-PNW Organizers

    Sanjay Bhatt, Michael C. Bradbury, Deb Brandt, Bill Densmore, Mike Fancher, John Hamer, Sheri Herndon, Peggy Holman, Jonathan Lawson, Dave Messerschmidt, Cate Montana, Stephen Silha, Anne Stadler

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    ROSTER: Who attended The New News Ecology conference at the Poynter Institute, March 1-4, 2009

    Submitted by Bill Densmore on Sun, 01/10/2010 - 6:25pm
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    Below is a list of people (in alphabetical order) who registered to attend Journalism That Matters: News Ecology at the Poynter Institute, March 1 -4, 2009.


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    What questions do you have?

    Submitted by Mike Fancher on Sat, 01/09/2010 - 10:44am

    The first full day of JTM/PNW was possibility day -- a series of conversations about questions. Here are some of the topics:

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    mind stretched open - eyes wide

    Submitted by jamesian on Fri, 01/08/2010 - 5:56pm

    I was the host of a session that I did not want to host.

    (cue music from Twilight Zone) because someone came up to me and asked, "Will you host a session>"

    First surprise.

    His name is Lion, and he has a scientist's education but a philosopher's questions. Why do people fracture into pro and anti-science?

    Because of his leadership, we had about seven people who could not stop talking. My role as facilitator was easy.. they talked and talked and talked.

    Thanks to the JTM group for bringing this new process in and helping us accept that the right people are there at the right time.

    I learned something new.

    Second surprise.

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