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Learn how to connect with and engage news audiences through powerful solutions journalism.

Grab your devices and learn how to outsmart abusive trolls bent on exposing and amplifying your personal info to the world wide web.

If you can establish a new news company in the midst of a pandemic, you’re making a business built for hard times.

Let’s put our heads together to talk shop about new and existing tools that help journalists, their allies and employers navigate online abuse, from one-click documentation and block-list sharing to support mobs and everything in between.

What are newsrooms to do when laptops and phones become hostile environments? Join us for a workshop bringing managers, editors, and reporters together to share tips and strategies for how to better support staff and colleagues facing online abuse.

We are in the huddling-for-warmth phase of journalism: We will either work together to survive or we’ll wander off alone and die. Let’s not die.

This session, designed for news organizations with more development experience, will help participants design strategies for seeking major gifts from individuals and foundations to support specific projects and develop broad-based community campaigns for their journalism.

Join philosophers, journalists and disinformation experts in collaboratively exploring the problems facing journalistic fact-checking in effectively tackling misinformation, and in sharing ideas for how to address them.

More familiar with the inverted pyramid than the giving pyramid? This session will help newsroom leaders start to formulate strategies for attracting philanthropic support for their journalism.

Investigative reporting takes time and money, this session will explore how reporters can engage with their audience to communicate the intensive resources poured into this type of journalism and how to use their audience to move forward in their reporting.