{"id":126,"date":"2006-04-22T18:53:58","date_gmt":"2006-04-23T02:53:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/journalismthatmatters.org\/stlouis\/?p=126"},"modified":"2006-04-22T18:53:58","modified_gmt":"2006-04-23T02:53:58","slug":"concept-discussion-of-followup-projects","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/journalismthatmatters.org\/stlouis\/2006\/04\/22\/concept-discussion-of-followup-projects\/","title":{"rendered":"Concept discussion of followup projects"},"content":{"rendered":"

On Saturday morning, participants in \u201cJournalism that Matters\u201d convened and after some housekeeping, Peggy Holman asked that each of us \u201cpost\u201d an idea for a morning session with the focus of each session being to develop a concrete next-steps action plan focused on a specific project.<\/span><\/h1>\n

PARTICIPANTS: Brian Beveridge, Azalea Blalock, Scott Hall, Cecily Burt, Bill Densmore, Christine Saed, Matlho Kjosi, Stephen Silha, Jim Shaffer, Martin Reynolds, Peggy Holman, Mike Skoler, Dave Johnson, Peggy Kuhr, Chris Peck, Linda Jue.<\/p>\n

Peggy Holman: Think about what your highest and best work is here. Post a session for action.<\/p>\n

Stephen Silha: Consider taking some of these projects that have been listed and converting them into letters of inquiry to various foundations. McArthur, McCormack Tribune, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the Knight Foundation and Kellogg Foundation, which is interested in new economic models. Fetzer interested in the Inner Journalist.<\/p>\n

Jim Shaffer \u2013 Will develop a handbook for adaptive change in the news industry.<\/p>\n

Mike Skoler\u2014There is an important place to be had to gather people together. It might be appropriate to talk about open sharing to discussion successes and failures which focus on main stream media \u2013 appropriate to merge with Jim Shaffer\u2019s idea.<\/p>\n

Matlho Kjosi \u2013 Wants to focus on the inner journalist. Fetzer might like to fund that.<\/p>\n

Stephen Silha \u2013 Focus on the future of Journalism that Matters.<\/p>\n

Bill Densmore \u2013 Start a news commons association, potentially using the Village Soup platform, with two or three prototypes.<\/p>\n

Dave Johnson \u2013 Explore a relationship with Village Soup for Atwater paper.<\/p>\n

Christine Saed \u2013 Wants to continue exploring the West Oakland website.<\/p>\n

Azalea Blalock\u2014Healing Eco-programs for journalists and citizens, eco-healing workships and eco-healing newsrooms.<\/p>\n

Cecily Burt \u2013 Wants to explore funding of West Oakland website and also outreach to explore other models that might be used, including information kiosks, or gathering input.<\/p>\n

Brian Beveridge \u2013 Interested in a youth-journalism exchange among kids in West Oakland. A first world-third world compare and contrast project.<\/p>\n

Peggy Kuhr \u2013 Interested in how journalism students might be part of journalism that matters or of the inner-journalist conversation. She might see how some of her students would be part of these projects.<\/p>\n

Martin Reynolds \u2013 Develop plan to fund ongoing periodic retreats that look inside so as to better cover the outside.<\/p>\n

Chris Peck \u2013 There are two themes going. One is the specifics to develop an initiative for West Oakland using Village Soup and also Atwater. The other has to be creating a space where journalists can explore what they need to do to change. Whether it is a handbook or a group or the inner journalist. There are two pretty good clumps, should get the groups together in those two areas.<\/p>\n

Mike Skoler \u2013 Draws three circles on the board: There is the mainstream newsroom, there is the \u201copen newsroom\u201d and there is the \u201ccommunity newsroom or journalism.\u201d What are the connections between what can happen at the community level and the open newsroom?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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