\n- What’s one thing that could happen here that would blow your mind?<\/li>\n
- What do you need to create that experience?<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
After conversations in small groups, people introduced themselves with a “Tweet”:<\/p>\n
\n- Bridge the digital divide by creating a global dialogue between girls – Tani Ikeda, @taniappleseed<\/a><\/li>\n
- Create long lasting, successful relationships with news junkies – @andrewhumphrey<\/a><\/li>\n
- Create the ‘creative valley’ of new media for people of color here on I-85 corridor\u00a0-Michelle Ferrier, @mediaghosts<\/a><\/li>\n
- What would blow my mind is if we could get young people interested in journalism again.” -Barbara Lewis<\/li>\n
- If communities could understand and use the power of digital storytelling to tell their stories.” -Sono Hashisaki<\/li>\n
- Find a way to encourage leaders and audiences to be active participants in democracy.” -Jordan Green<\/li>\n
- Striving to break boundaries of career divides through similarities in opinions and interests.” -Kaycie Coy, UNCG student<\/li>\n
- 1Hood debuts innovates national TV network dedicated to balanced media. – @ParadiseGray<\/a><\/li>\n
- Broadening horizons, knowledge, ideas through collaboration.\u00a0@laurenharbury<\/a><\/li>\n
- Taking strong legacy, media skills, applying them to new media efforts. – Tamara Jeffries, Bennett College professor,\u00a0@tamjeffries<\/a><\/li>\n
- Telling undertold stories by creating a global dialogue b\/w womyn and girls. -Filmmaker\u00a0@taniappleseed<\/a><\/li>\n
- Recognize hip-hop is new millennium journalism.” –\u00a0@jasiri_x<\/a><\/li>\n
- Close info gap for underserved communities. Need: build awareness at issue & bring corporations to the table. – Tameka Green, @Tameka_Green<\/a><\/li>\n
- A networking opportunity with comm. professionals that’ll lead to an internship or job.” – Edith Veremu,\u00a0@everemu10<\/a><\/li>\n
- Tangible item to build upon vs. having to build once we are home. -Sandy Ordonez, @collaboracion<\/a><\/li>\n
- Collaborate for multi-media 1st person storytelling.” – Akiba Smith-Francis, @steppingoffpath<\/a><\/li>\n
- Finding new ways to engage youth through the media that are innovative and creative.” -Carmen Lee of Pa.<\/li>\n
- Sustainable model for paying for unbiased content urgently needed. -Elon professor Amanda Sturgill<\/li>\n
- Diverse ideas that work.” -A&T professor Teresa Styles<\/li>\n
- Blowing my mind would take creating a way to isolate journalism that matters, like spam filter on your email. – Logan DeHart, UNCG student<\/li>\n
- It would blow my mind if every 3rd news story I heard included a voice of color. – Leoneda Inge<\/li>\n
- If all journalism startups could both know what resources they need and have easy access to them. -Jeff Hermes, @HermesJP<\/a><\/li>\n
- If JTM is successful, the spiral of silence will be broken. -Byung Lee, Elon communications professor<\/li>\n
- @AHN<\/a> (All Healdine News) unites indi journos, beats\u00a0@APStylebook<\/a> all the time. -Melvin “Buddy” Baker<\/li>\n
- Growing as an individual and an editor from the collaborative interactions with the professionals at this conference. James Nichols, UNCG student<\/li>\n
- Creative focus. Synergy. Moving ideas forward. Through collaborative effort.<\/li>\n
- Active people creating a social collaboratory connecting neighbors. – Derrick Foust, UNCG student<\/li>\n
- Through the voice of the arts, how can we inspire students to take action in our community. \u00a0– James Mieczowski, UNCG student<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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