03 Feb Narrative Journalism Webinar Series Hosted by Denison University
Narrative Journalism at Denison University and Between Coasts welcomes you to join us for The New Storytellers: a series of conversations about narrative journalism today at 11:30 a.m. on Thursdays this spring. The events are free and open to the public and will take place over Zoom. Registrants will receive the event’s Zoom log-in information prior to the event(s). Register at bit.ly/NJ-spring-events. For more information email [email protected].
We are hosting panelists from the field at the following three events:
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Thursday, Feb. 18, The New Storytellers: “Journalism in the Age of Covid”
Investigative journalists reflect on the important work of longform narrative reporting during the pandemic.
Panelist: Ted Genoways, journalist for New Republic and Pacific Standard, author of “This Blessed Earth”
Panelist: Esther Honig, journalist for NPR, LatinoUSA, HuffPost & others
About the conversation: Co-authors of “Mother Jones” feature on Colorado meatpacking workers during Covid
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Thursday, March 11, The New Storytellers: “Stories on the Air”
Audio storytellers discuss the process of getting good tape and capturing stories about place.
Panelist: Jesse Dukes, producer of “Curious City” podcast, WBEZ Chicago
Panelist: Jocelyn Robinson, producer for the Eichelberger Center for Community Voices, WYSO
Panelist: Angela Dennis, co-host of “Black in Appalachia” podcast
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Thursday, April 15, The New Storytellers: “Future of Local Journalism”
A discussion focused on nonprofit newsrooms, multi-platform innovation, and how to create a more informed democracy by serving underserved communities and audiences.
Panelist: Tracie Powell, founder of alldigitocracy.org, board member at LION publishers
Panelist: Ryan Nave, editor-in-chief of Reckon
Panelist: Tyler Buchanan, political reporter at Ohio Capital Journal
Events are funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and a gift by Sue Douthit O’Donnell ’67.