Table of Contents

• How do we define community?

• Annie Anderson

• How do you define/create community when you have a national audience?

• Yu Vongkiatkajorn

• How can journalism foster truly wise community participatory decision making?

• Adin Rogovin

• How do we use collaboration between organizations to increase capacity and new opportunities for engagement?

• Heather Bryant

• What is the story of your father?

• Linda Miller

• What would a publication that incorporated content from both professional and civic journalists look like? How would it function?

• Keegan Shilo-Clements

• How do we get reporters and editors to actively learn from our readers?

• Taylyn Washington-Harmon

• How can you create an engaged newsroom from scratch?

• Joe Barr

• When did you succeed or fail at sparking conversation?

• Ariel Zirulnick

• How does a newsroom have ongoing conversations with citizens regardless of stories/projects?

• Subbu Vincent

• How do we get journalists to move into the communities they cover?

• Jerome Vaughn

• How should newsrooms communicate their values and how do you engage communities that might have different value systems?

• Cole Goins

• How do we help community become active participants in the news , and establish them a way to vet them so that any good work is legitimate in the eyes of editors/publishers/executives

• Amber Rivera
• Keegan Shilo-Clements

• How can journalists work to earn trust?

• Joy Mayer

• Nine people imagine how a 20K circulation daily might use tools and practice for better engagement.
  (Pro-Action Cafe session)

• Bill Densmore

• How can we better incorporate conversations around diversity as we work to foster audience engagement practices?

• Paul Waters

• How can we use engagement and how are we using engagement methods to increase racial/ethnic diversity and diversity of viewpoints in the country’s journalism?

• Ivan Roman

• Engagement and ethnic media

• Daniela Gerson
• Anthony Advincula

• How can we start new civic media initiatives that amplify unheard voices in rural communities while building on the work that’s already been done in communities there?  

• Alisha Saville
• Simon Nyi

• How can our apparent differences be fuel for right actions: Learning exchanges and learning journeys?

• Bob Stilger

• How do we get the “boring,” not newsworthy, silent majority to be heard?

• Kristin Gustaff

• Civic engagement and government transparency in rural communities

• Kathryn Langstaff

• International Engagers Network

• Cordelia Reichel

• Telling the stories of artists of color in very white Portland

• Amy Wang

• What might happen if journalists and public utilities co-convene conversations on sustainability and economic development?

• Christine Whitney Sanchez

• How can journalists be invited to cover more positive stories about ocean issues?

• Mitsue Cook

• How does access to live stream local government meetings affect in providing a simple civic engagement solution?

• Marpessa Allen

• How can the media model “sustained, nuanced, breakthrough conversation” overtime on issues of critical importance?

• Linda Ellinor

• Where are the stories children and adults experience with mental health through their own eyes?

• Mansour Abdur-Rahim

• • Socio-economic models and community information districts
• What would journalism look like in a new socioeconomic system that puts people before profit?

• Simon Galparin
  
• Prism Pantaz

• How do we move online video from one-way broadcasts to two-way engagement?

• Rodney Gibbs

• What tools can newsrooms utilize to increase transparency, foster engagement and ultimately work to restore trust in public interest news?

• Pamela Behrsin

• Empowering students to engage hands-on

• Jake Batsell

• Lessons learned about supporting a community of practice

• Ben DeJarnette
• Yve Susskind

• Designing live civic storytelling events

• Jesikah Marie Ross

• Am I a journalist?

• Elaine Cha

• What risk is your heart urging you to take? In work? In life What’s the risk? What’s the reward? What’s your next step?

• Michelle Holmes

• Why is? Why come? Why not? Using questions to create space. Friction and reflection.

• Sydette Harry

• Is passion enough? How to deal with student debt, wages and unwaged labor in journalism.

• Yu Vongkiatkajorn
• Simon Nyi

• How can one make a living as an engagement “professional” w/o being co-opted by marketing?

• Elaine Cha

• Being a recent college grad and understanding your role in media whether it’s traditional or unconventional

• Claudia Lopez

• How can “commercial” interests work with journalists to create engaged communities?

• Suzette Riley

• Anything you’ve ever wanted to tell a funder

• Paul Waters

• How can we convince decision-makers that the type of engagement work we have been talking about here is worth the investment?

• Gracie McKenzie

• How can we engage readers’ wallets to support sustainable journalism?

• Jo Ellen Kaiser

• Paying for engagement

• No name in notes posted

• How do you frame the success of engagement? How do you know it’s successful? How does engagement affect/relate to civic engagement?

• Regina Lawrence
• Jesse Hardman

• How do newsrooms measure loyalty?

• Lauren Katz

Lori Shontz

Andrew DeVigal