{"id":15,"date":"2011-01-02T11:31:09","date_gmt":"2011-01-02T19:31:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/journalismthatmatters.org\/biblio\/"},"modified":"2011-01-02T11:31:09","modified_gmt":"2011-01-02T19:31:09","slug":"whos-coming","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/journalismthatmatters.org\/biblionews\/whos-coming\/","title":{"rendered":"Who’s Coming\/Participating?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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  • Alphabetical order <\/em><\/li>\n

    (a) — denotes alum of previous Journalism That Matters convenings<\/em><\/p>\n

    Participant of fellows sponsored where indicated by the Institute of Museum and Library Services<\/a> or the Public Insight Network<\/a><\/em> of American Public Media. <\/em><\/p>\n

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    1. Katy Aronoff<\/a>, special-projects librarian, Bentley University, Waltham, Mass.<\/li>\n
    2. Maureen Ambrosino, librarian director<\/a>, Town of Westboro, Mass.uf<\/li>\n
    3. Barbara Audet<\/a>, assistant professor, journalism, Ithaca College, Newfield, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    4. Liza Barry-Kessler<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, privacy lawyer, author<\/a>, and SOIS grad student,<\/a> Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee SOIS (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    5. Louis Battalen, free-lance writer and former director Arms Library, Shelburne Falls, Mass.<\/li>\n
    6. Charles Benton<\/a>, Chairman and CEO, Benton Foundation<\/a>, Evanston, Ill.<\/li>\n
    7. Joe Bergantino,<\/a> director\/co-founder, New England Center for Investigative Reporting<\/a> at Boston University (a)<\/li>\n
    8. David Bollier<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>,\u00a0author<\/a> and co-founder, Commons Strategies Group<\/a>, Amherst, Mass.<\/li>\n
    9. Jack Brighton<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, web developer\/media archivist, retired broadcast journalist, Urbana, Ill.<\/li>\n
    10. Lauren Britton-Smedley<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, MLIS grad student, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    11. Celeste Bruno, communications specialist, Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners<\/a>, Boston<\/li>\n
    12. Dawn Buie<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, website developer, Toronto, Canada (a)<\/li>\n
    13. Jacob Caggiano<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, webmaster, Washington News Council, Pullman, Wash.<\/li>\n
    14. Dorothy Carner,<\/a> head, journalism libraries, Univ. of Missouri School of Journalism, Columbia, Mo.<\/li>\n
    15. Kristin Charles-Scaringi<\/a>, IS grad student, SUNY-New Paltz, Roslindale, N.Y. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    16. Tina Cheng, MLIS masters candidate, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Penn. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    17. Cathy Chute, media-marketing lecturer,<\/a> former alumni magazine publisher, Cambridge, Mass.<\/li>\n
    18. Mary Chute<\/a>, deputy director, libraries \/ Institute for Museum and Library Services<\/a>, Washington, D.C.<\/li>\n
    19. Lucas Cioffi, Athena Bridge<\/a>, OnlineTownhalls<\/a>, Washington, D.C. (a)<\/li>\n
    20. Michael Colford, director of resource services\/IT, Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass.<\/li>\n
    21. Katherine Cook, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, Seattle, Wash.<\/li>\n
    22. Shannon Crawford Barniskis<\/a>, MLIS student\/youth services librarian, Horicon Public Library, Beaver Dam, Wis. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    23. Marla Crockett, JTM Member<\/em><\/a>, Dialogue consultant\/ex-journalist, Chevy Chase, Md.<\/li>\n
    24. Alpha Delap, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, MLIS graduate student, Univ. of Washington, Seatte (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    25. Bill Densmore,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, director, Media Giraffe Project, Amherst, Mass. and consultant, Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute<\/a> (a)<\/li>\n
    26. Susan DiMattia, DiMattia Associates, Stamford, Conn.<\/li>\n
    27. Jessica Durkin,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists \/ graduate student, library science \/ researcher,<\/a> the New America Foundation, Scranton, Pa. (a)<\/li>\n
    28. Jordan Eschler, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, LIS grad student, University of Washington, Seattle (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    29. Troy Espe, LIS grad student, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. (Public Insight Network Fellow)<\/li>\n
    30. Linda Fantin<\/a>, assoc. director, Public Insight Network<\/a>, American Public Media, St. Paul, Minn.<\/li>\n
    31. Christi Farrar, asst. reference librarian, Woburn Public Library<\/a>, Woburn, Mass.<\/li>\n
    32. Michelle Fellows<\/a>, masters LIS candidate, University of Washington, Seattle (Public Insight Network Fellow)<\/li>\n
    33. Jeanine Finn<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, IS grad student, University of Texas, Austin, Texas (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    34. Tom Flanagan<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, board president, Institute for 21st Century Agoras<\/a>, Barrington, RI<\/li>\n
    35. Fabrice Florin,<\/a> founder, NewsTrust.net<\/a>, Mill Valley, Calif. (a) (participating via Skype) <\/em><\/li>\n
    36. Amy Garmer<\/a>, director of journalism projects, The Aspen Institute Communications & Society Program, Washington, D.C.<\/li>\n
    37. Karen Gill<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, community relations, Newport News Public Library System, Newport News, Va.<\/li>\n
    38. Jennifer Gilomen<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, Director, Public Media, Bay Area Video Coalition<\/a>, San Francisco, Calif.<\/li>\n
    39. David Gordon, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, professor emeritus, Univ. of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Altoona, Wis.<\/li>\n
    40. Helen Grosso, education consultant, Ideabate.org<\/a>, Pawling, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    41. Chelsea Gunn, JTM Member<\/em><\/a>, Simmons College LIS grad student \/\u00a0 volunteer librarian<\/a>, Boston Street Lab and its UNI Project<\/a>, Boston<\/li>\n
    42. Jan Harrington, trustee and former director, Framingham Public Library<\/a>, Framingham, Mass.<\/li>\n
    43. Jack Harris<\/a>, graduate student\/Eagleton Fellow, Rutgers University, Oceanport, N.J. (blog)<\/a><\/li>\n
    44. Jamie Helgren,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, MLIS student, University of Denver, Denver, Colo. \u00a0(Public Insight Network Fellow)<\/li>\n
    45. Renee Hobbs,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, professor and director, Media Education Lab<\/a> at Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn. (a)<\/li>\n
    46. Peggy Holman<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, author, The Change Handbook<\/a> <\/em>\/ co-founder, Journalism That Matters, Bellevue, Wash.<\/li>\n
    47. Debbie Holmes<\/a>, College of Coastal Georgia\/Valdosta State, librarian\/Ph.D. student\u00a0 (IMLS Felow)<\/li>\n
    48. Katie Ingersoll<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, MLIS graduate, Regulatory VISTA fellow, Prometheus Radio Project<\/a>, Philadelphia, Penn.<\/li>\n
    49. Alan Inouye, Ph.D.,<\/a> director, Office for Information Technology Policy,<\/a> American Library Association, Washington, D.C.<\/li>\n
    50. Marsha Iverson,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, graduate student, former board member, Librarians Without Borders<\/a>, public-relations specialist, King County libraries, Seattle, Wash. (a)<\/li>\n
    51. Katherine Jakub<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, free-lance writer \/ intern, Moon Township Public Library, Eighty Four, Penn. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    52. Barbara M. Jones<\/a>, director, Office for Intellectual Freedom<\/a>, Amer. Library Assn., Chicago<\/li>\n
    53. Suzie Katz, president\/founder, PhotoWings<\/a>, San Francisco, Calif.<\/li>\n
    54. Alexandra Kelly, The New School, Brooklyn N.Y.<\/li>\n
    55. John Kittros, editor, Media Ethics Magazine, \u00a0Seattle, Wash.<\/li>\n
    56. Nancy C. Kranich,<\/a> advisory board chair, American Library Association’s Center for Public Life,<\/a> (and past ALA president) \/ Rutgers Univ. library<\/a>, Highland Park, N.J.<\/li>\n
    57. R. David Lankes<\/a>, author, “The Atlas of New Librarianship”<\/a> \/ director, Information Institute of Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. (participating via Skye) <\/em><\/li>\n
    58. Michael LaBonte,\u00a0 citizen\/blogger, Newstrust.org editor<\/a>, Haverhill, Mass. (a)<\/li>\n
    59. Lorrie Lejeune,<\/a> program manager, MIT Center for Future Civic Media,<\/a> Cambridge, Mass. (a)<\/li>\n
    60. Peter Levine,<\/a> director, CIRCLE<\/a>, Tufts University, Medford, Mass.<\/li>\n
    61. Stephen Lippman, JTM Member<\/em><\/a>, librarian\/asst. vp, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, New York, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    62. Lauren Lehman, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, former daily newspaper reporter, editor and executive, Longmont, Colo.<\/li>\n
    63. Ken Liss<\/a>, JTM Member<\/em><\/a>, communication librarian, \u00a0ex-newspaper reporter, Boston College, Brookline, Mass.<\/li>\n
    64. Donna Liu, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, librarian\/journalist-entrepreneur, AllPrinceton<\/a>, Princeton, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    65. Richard K. Lodge, editor-in-chief, Metro West Daily News\/Gatehouse Media NE, Framingham, Mass. (ASNE representative)<\/em><\/li>\n
    66. Thomas Lowenhaupt, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, founder, Connecting.nyc Inc.<\/a>, Jackson Heights, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    67. Laura Magnus,<\/a> U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, \u00a0Washington, D.C.<\/li>\n
    68. Lacey Mamak, IS grad student\/Minnesota Legislative Reference Library,<\/a> Minneapolis, Minn. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    69. Jeremy Mauger<\/a>, grad student, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee SOIS, Milwaukee, Wis. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    70. Joy Mayer<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>,\u00a0Donald W. Reynolds Fellow<\/a>, Missouri School of Journalism, Columbia, Mo.<\/li>\n
    71. Eileen McAdam, media center\/library director, Sound and Story Projec<\/a>t, Kingston, N.Y. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    72. Lori McGlinchey<\/a>, senior program officer, Open Society Foundations, New York, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    73. Mary McGrath,<\/a> digital-media strategist, CHT Media, Boston<\/li>\n
    74. Meredith McCullouch, director (retired), Town of Bedford, Mass., library \/ member, New England News Forum, Bedford, Mass.<\/li>\n
    75. Denise McIver<\/a>, \u00a0IMLS Scholar, LIS masters’ candidate, St. Johns’ University, Queens, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    76. Evelyn Messinger<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, president, Internews Interactive, former producer, LinkTV, San Rafael, Calif.<\/li>\n
    77. Leigh Montgomery, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, chair-elect, news division, Special Libraries Association<\/a> \/ newsroom librarian, The Christian Science Monitor, Boston (a)<\/li>\n
    78. Michael Morisy, founder\/ceo, Muckrock.com<\/a> (FOIA-enabling website), Cambridge, Mass.<\/li>\n
    79. Nora Nagel, IS grad student, Every Child Ready to Read<\/a>, Texas Women’s Univ., Dallas, Texas<\/li>\n
    80. Caroline Nappo, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>,\u00a0IS grad student and fellow<\/a>, Univ. of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    81. Melody Ng, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, <\/em>Public Insight Network<\/a>, American Public Media, St. Paul, Minn.<\/li>\n
    82. Donna Nicely<\/a>,\u00a0member, Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities<\/a> \/ director, Nashville (Tenn.) Public Library<\/li>\n
    83. John Nichols<\/a>, co-founder FreePress.net<\/a> \/ correspondent, The Nation, Madison, Wis.\u00a0 (Thurs. evening only) <\/a><\/li>\n
    84. Laurie Norton Moffatt<\/a>, CEO\/director, the Norman Rockwell Museum<\/a>, Stockbridge, Mass.\u00a0 (Four Freedoms Forums)<\/a> (attendance tentative)<\/em><\/li>\n
    85. Catherine Odson<\/a>, LIS grad student, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Penn. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    86. Kevin O’Kelly, reference librarian, Somerville Public Library, Sommerville, Mass.<\/li>\n
    87. Cynthia Orozco<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, IS grad student, San Jose State University, Costa Mesa, Calif. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    88. Andew Ott, digital library consultant, former producer\/editor, PBS Frontline, Somerville, Mass.<\/li>\n
    89. Allison Payne, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, SOIS grad student, Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Chicago, Ill.<\/li>\n
    90. Alexa Pearce<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, journalism\/media librarian, New York University, Brooklyn, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    91. Amy Penwell, IS grad student\/community organizer, Project Democracy<\/a>, Moorestown N.J. \u00a0(Public Insight Network Fellow)<\/li>\n
    92. Karen A. Perry<\/a>, senior program officer\/U.S. Libraries Initiative<\/a>, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, Wash.<\/li>\n
    93. Aimee Picchi<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, free-lance writer, AOL.com, Burlington, Vt.<\/li>\n
    94. Nancy Picchi,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, librarian-at-large<\/a>, MLIS recipient, New York, N.Y<\/li>\n
    95. Gina Perille, chief communications officer, Boston Public Library, Boston<\/li>\n
    96. Anne Raci<\/a>, American Academy of Orthopaedics and IS graduate student, former daily newspaper editor, Chicago, Ill. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    97. Paul Radu<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>,\u00a0Knight-Stanford Fellow<\/a>, founder, Investigative Dashboard<\/a>, Bucharest, Hugary<\/li>\n
    98. \n
    99. Jacqueline Rafferty, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, president, Mass. Library Assn.<\/a> \/ director, Paul Pratt Memorial Library<\/a>, Cohasset, Mass.<\/li>\n
    100. Colin Rhinesmith,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, doctoral student, library\/info science, University of Illinois-Urbana \/ former community media and technology manager, Cambridge Community Television, Champaign, Ill. (a)<\/li>\n
    101. Anna Lisa Raya Rivera<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, ex-magazine editor \/ LIS grad student, Rutgers University School of Communication & Information, Woodcliff Lake, N.J.<\/li>\n
    102. Richard Rowe<\/a>, chairman\/ceo, Open Learning Exchange<\/a>, Belmont, Mass.<\/li>\n
    103. Amy E. Ryan<\/a>, president, Boston Public Library, Boston<\/li>\n
    104. Christine Saed, senior librarian, Oakland Public Library<\/a>, Oakland, Calif. \u00a0(Oakland Voices project) <\/a>(a) (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    105. Jorge Schement<\/a>, dean, Rutgers Univ. School of Communication & Information, New Brunswick, N.J.<\/li>\n
    106. Stephen Silha,<\/a> JTM Member<\/a><\/em> and co-founder, Journalism that Matters, Vashon, Wash. (a)<\/li>\n
    107. Jessica Smith, reference librarian, IS grad student, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Penn. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    108. Rory Solomon<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, software engineer and media-studies grad student, The New School, \u00a0New York, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    109. Christina Stewart, director, Wilmington Memorial Library<\/a>, Wilmington, Mass.<\/li>\n
    110. Suzanne Sullivan, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, assistant director, Auburn Public Library<\/a>, Auburn, Maine<\/li>\n
    111. Saul Tannenbaum<\/a>, correspondent, CCTV’s NeighborMedia<\/a>, retired Tufts Univ. technologist, Cambridge, Mass.<\/li>\n
    112. Lara Tewes<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, MSLIS grad student \/ library archivalist, C.W. Post campus of LIU, Douglaston, N.Y.<\/li>\n
    113. Mary Thomason, IS grad student, Texas Woman’s University, Arlington, Texas (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    114. Mark Tomizawa<\/a>, Six Degrees of Media Innovation \/ catalyst, media architect, Brookline, Mass. \u00a0(a)<\/li>\n
    115. Mary Treacy, retired academic librarian, citizen-media reporter, Minneapolis, Minn. (a) (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    116. Ruth Urell, president-elect, Mass. Library Assn. \/ director, Reading Public Library<\/a>, Reading, Mass.<\/li>\n
    117. Irene Van, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, former CTO, Hartford Public Library now writing for Patch.com<\/a>, Hartford, Conn.<\/li>\n
    118. Deborah Walter<\/a>, IS grad student\/grantswriter, Rutgers\u00a0 Univ.\/William Patterson Univ., Summit, N.J. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    119. JoAnna Wasserman<\/a>, education initiatives manager, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C.<\/li>\n
    120. David Weinberger<\/a>, author, “Too Big to Know” (forthcoming book) \/ co-director, Harvard \u00a0Library Innovation Lab<\/a>, Cambridge, Mass.<\/li>\n
    121. Andrew Whitacre,<\/a> communications, MIT Center for Future Civic Media,<\/a> Cambridge, Mass.<\/li>\n
    122. Andrew White<\/a>, LIS graduate student, The Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    123. Khara Whitney-Marsh, grad student\/library worker, Simmons College, Brookline, Mass.<\/li>\n
    124. Colin Wilkins, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, reference librarian, Brookline Public Library\/former newsroom librarian, Brookline, Mass.<\/li>\n
    125. Eugenia Williamson<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, reporter, The Boston Phoenix, Brookline, Mass.<\/li>\n
    126. Jaqueline Woolcott<\/a>, IS grad student, Rutgers University, Staten Island, N.Y. (IMLS Fellow)<\/li>\n
    127. Eva Wolfberg, LIS grad student, Univ. of Maryland, Someville, Mass.<\/li>\n
    128. Dietmar Wolfram<\/a>, acting dean,\u00a0 School of Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee<\/li>\n
    129. John Yemma<\/a>, editor, The Christian Science Monitor, Boston, Mass. (ASNE representative)<\/li>\n
    130. Barbara Zang<\/a>, professor, Communications and Women’s Studies, Worcester State Univ., Worcester, Mass.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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      NON-RESIDENT COLLABORATORS:
      \n<\/a><\/p>\n

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      1. Alison Head<\/a> \/ Project Information Literacy, <\/a>Univ. of Washington<\/li>\n
      2. Mike Fancher<\/a>, JTM Member<\/a><\/em>, JTM board chair \/ ethics-committee chair, American Society of News Editors<\/a> \/ retired exec. editor, The Seattle Times, Seattle, Wash. (a)<\/li>\n
      3. Gens Johnson, Idaho Commission for Libraries BTOP program, Boise, \u00a0Idaho (via video)<\/a><\/em><\/li>\n
      4. Pat McLeod, member, public-relations advisory committee to the Mass. Board of Library Commissioners<\/a> \/ director, Milne Public Library,<\/a> Williamstown, Mass.<\/li>\n
      5. Ray Oldenburg<\/a>, author, “The Great Good Place,”<\/a> retired sociologist, Pensacola, Fla.<\/li>\n
      6. Chris Peck, co-founder, Journalism That Matters and editor, The Commercial Appeal<\/em>, Memphis, Tenn.<\/li>\n
      7. Patrick Phillips,<\/a> founder,\u00a0Vineyard Voice<\/a>, Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. \/mini-bio<\/a> (a)<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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