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Three tools for journalists to explore systems change

Cole Goins, Journalism+Design, Kayla Christopherson, The Baltimore Sun, Yvonne Wenger | October 2020

Kayla Christopherson and Cole Goins (The New School’s Journalism + Design program) guide us through three powerful exercises from their systems thinking toolkit, and Yvonne Wenger of the Baltimore Sun shares a practical take on how each exercise deepened her reporting process.

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2020 OJA Finalists: Reckon Women and Southern California Public Radio

Adriana García, Alabama Media Group, Ashley Alvarado, Caitlin Hernandez, Giuliana Mayo, KPCC, KPCC-LAist, Rebecca Walker Benjamin, Southern California Public Radio | October 2020

Learn about Southern California Public Radio’s engaged journalism work and Alabama Media Group’s project “Reckon Women: Motherhood.” Both are finalists for the 2020 OJA Gather Award in the Overall Excellence category.

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Start Here: Engaging Your Communities for Better Journalism

August 2020

The practice of Engaged Journalism is evolving all the time, in large part due to its connectedness to community needs. As such, the resources in this guide will evolve as the practice does. Most of these ideas and resources are rooted in work by, and collaborations with, Journalism That Matters.

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Stop Drowning Alone, Start Sailing Together

Bridget Thoreson, Linda Shaw, Solutions Journalism | July 2020

The Solutions Journalism Network offers 16 steps for innovative newsrooms to navigate a better future for themselves and their communities. A better, more sustainable path might be easier than you might think. One key is to foster deeper relationships with your audiences as partners rather than customers/audience members. Another is to write about how communities are rebuilding and reviving just as well as you cover breakdowns, problems and collapse.

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Self-care for Engaged Journalists

Chaseedaw Giles, Kaiser Health News, Melissa Daniels, The Desert Sun | October 2019

Let’s talk about how to take care of ourselves while balancing a job that’s constantly demanding more, an audience that has plenty to say and a news cycle that won’t stop. Chaseedaw Giles of Kaiser Health News and Melissa Daniels of The Desert Sun will bring tips from their ONA session to this lightning chat.

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OJA Finalists (USA TODAY Florida and Vox)

Eve Samples, Lauren Katz, Leah Voss, USA Today, Vox Media | September 2019

Join this special hour-long chat with two finalists in the first-ever ONA Gather Award for Engaged Journalism! We’ve got Eve Samples and Leah Voss from USA TODAY Florida to talk about their nominated project, “Florida Voices,” and Lauren Katz will share more about Vox’s nominated project, “Hospitals Kept ER Fees Secret. We Worked with Patients to Uncover Them.”

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OJA Finalists (City Bureau + Bureau Local)

Bureau Local, City Bureau, Darryl Holliday, Megan Lucero | September 2019

Join this special hour-long chat with two finalists in the first-ever ONA Gather Award for Engaged Journalism! Darryl Holliday will talk about City Bureau’s nominated project, and Megan Lucero will share more about Bureau Local’s engagement work nominated under the “Portfolio” category.

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OJA Finalists (SCPR + WITF)

Ashley Alvarado, Cara Williams Fry, Lisa Wardle, PA Post, SCPR, WITF | August 2019

Join this special hour-long chat with two finalists in the first-ever ONA Gather Award for Engaged Journalism! Ashley Alvarado will talk about Southern California Public Radio’s engagement work nominated under the “Portfolio” category, and Cara Williams Fry and Lisa Wardle will dive into WITF’s nominated project, “Three Mile Island Accident’s 40th Anniversary.”

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Engagement Workflow

Arizona Republic, Emma Carew Grovum, Kim Bui | August 2019

What are the biggest challenges specific to engagement work — both for internal communication on an engagement team and for communication with the rest of the organization? What about engagement work and about audience + community relationships and interactions most need to be communicated? What tools and strategies are helpful? Join Kim Bui and Emma Carew Grovum to find out.

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Why Should I Tell You?: A Guide to Less-Extractive Reporting

Natalie Yahr | May 2019

What Vulnerable Communities Stand to Gain — or Lose — from Sharing Their Stories with Reporters, and What Reporters are Doing About It. With this guide, I aim to help journalists navigate the ethical dilemmas they encounter as they interview people who have experienced harm. While there are numerous practical guides on such interviewing, especially on trauma journalism, I have yet to find a guide that explores the deeper ethical questions of what conditions, if any, make such journalism morally justifiable and not purely extractive or voyeuristic. Here’s the backstory from NiemanLab.

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What Engagement Reporting Does — and Doesn’t — Mean at ProPublica

Adriana Gallardo, Ariana Tobin, Beena Raghavendran, Logan Jaffe, ProPublica | January 2019

Engagement reporting at ProPublica is about giving you a place to share that kind of information. Our job is about connecting with, mobilizing and marshaling communities who have information that becomes more powerful when it’s all put together. We operate as kind of journalistic community organizers, both online and off.

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Using Comments to Tell the Story of Journalism

Joy Mayer, Trusting News | July 2018

We need to change the conversation about journalism, and engaged journalists are on the front lines of public opinion. In the wake of Annapolis, let’s workshop ways to use engagement strategies to stand up for journalism. How can we answer comments from complainers and haters? Join Joy Mayer to continue the discussion. 

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