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As more digital media workers go remote, this interactive speed-dating/small table session will help participants create the best working environment to communicate, to be productive, and to be successful.

This panel will explore lessons learned from the perspective of four local news sites covering a diverse group of communities, how they’ve handled reporting on the coronavirus while managing shifts in advertising revenue.

Panelists will share how the pandemic changed their teaching and offer predictions for future higher ed trends.e

This sessions offers “be about it” lessons from female emerging digital news leaders implementing change in these pandemic times.

In this session, we’ll learn research-based strategies leadership can implement for cultivating psychological safety, promoting equity, and driving peak performance across an intersection of identities.

Solidarity offers a concrete set of tools and techniques for journalists to use when covering ongoing (often distressing) issues that marginalized communities endure — without exhausting their audiences or themselves.

Being a journalist, parent, teacher and partner is hard when we’re all working from home – let’s come together as a group to find solutions since we can’t be everything to everyone all at once.

How can news outlets and industry practitioners address news literacy gaps in the face of an infodemic.

A frustrated restaurateur and a bored librarian turn in their knives and catalogues in exchange for careers as technologists, taking part in building out the tools that power digital media at NPR.

To get your audience super engaged: You have to PUSH it!