Sam Freedman, award-winning author of 10 books and Columbia University Journalism School Professor is coming to Madison to discuss his newest book “Into the Bright Sunshine.” Prior to his return to campus, he shared his proudest accomplishments and a pizza-filled Daily Cardinal memory. https://buff.ly/3tWRY2E Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for more details about his book talk on Monday, November 13. You don't want to miss out on this event!
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Good morning! Check out this generous review of our book by Dinfin Mulupi-Mitchell in the African Journalism Studies journal. "This volume’s 15 chapters broadly engage with discourses around African women’s intersectional experiences, their struggles for justice, and how they utilize social media and digital media platforms to wrestle with systems of inequality. The careful explication of theoretical concepts, use of contextual background information and overall writing make the volume easy to read and comprehend." https://lnkd.in/gDiwi6Kv
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Student at University of Minnesota | Incoming Equity Research Analyst Intern at Punch | President of Economics Student Organization
A story I wrote last fall about a tool being developed for journalists to correct online misinformation. If you’re interested in knowing how to handle misinformation, Dr. Vraga’s insights will surely be fascinating!
What should we do when we hear something outrageously false? Dr. Emily Vraga’s answer is simple–“React.” One of Vraga’s research goals is to find the best strategies for correcting misinformation. Using her expertise, she is helping develop a tool that journalists can use for battling misinformation online. Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication - University of Minnesota https://ow.ly/vNf950OXanW
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Curious to see what I do in a day? Check out this quick recap from my time at the National Scholastic Press Association's annual conference for The Foundation for Systemic Change! #dayinthelife #JTPR
Come with JT Sr. Account Executive Morgan McDonough to Boston! This past weekend, Morgan attended the National Scholastic Press Association convention on behalf of JT’s client, The Foundation for Systemic Change. 🌎 🗞️ This marks the second annual launch of the Fred Ross Systemic Change Journalism Competition. If you know a high school student looking to report on the most pressing issues of today, check out https://lnkd.in/ePArqs5J #Boston #HighSchoolJournalism #Journalism #Foundation4SystemicChange #NSPA #Highschool #FredRoss #JTPR
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It's time for our annual community survey! How do you feel about our work to advance diversity, equity and belonging in journalism? The short survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete. Share your feedback today! bit.ly/maynard-survey2023
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Knowledge is power, especially when it's local. 📚 Subscribe to power up with community news. 👉 Subscribe now and support local journalism https://ow.ly/avWz50QvIle #KnowledgeIsPower
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