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Start up Google Presentation with a summarized analysis of roadmap (#9). Structure to help anchor overall #documentation effort and inform this milestone.

Attend 2022 Collaborative Journalism Summit

  • Summit ticket -- virtual
  • Join the Slack? (Is it active? Yet another?)
  • Attend & participate!

Conference website

Notable Sessions

  • Welcome and [State of the Community]

    The 2022 Collaborative Journalism Summit will open with a thank you to Columbia College Chicago for hosting, and a thank you to all the sponsors who made this year’s hybrid event possible.

  • The role of translations in collaborations

    La Raza, a Spanish community newspaper in Chicago, has collaborated with a diverse group of local English community media on translation. This discussion will examine how effective English to Spanish translations (and vice versa) of news stories are for successful multilingual collaborations among diverse community media outlets, and how translation limitations reduce its effectiveness.

  • Digital safety in collaborations

    Learn how to begin conversations with teammates and external partners about keeping shared materials safe with the Freedom of the Press Foundation. This session pools experience from editorial and digital security training experts to discuss how to overcome the challenges of keeping data secure while working with collaborators across organizations, in the field or distributed across home offices. We will explore how you and your partners can develop practical digital security plans to keep your shared documents, research and communications defended, even if your organizations’ tech infrastructure and internal regulations for digital security differ. Come hear industry best practices for multi-team collaborations, and leave feeling more confident determining your team’s ideal toolkit and workflows.

  • The interplay between collaborative scaffolding and solutions journalism

    This research paper traces the outcomes of solutions journalism collaboratives according to their developmental phases.

  • Creating a collaboration policy for your newsroom

    Your news organization has an ethics policy, right? And likely a corrections policy, a social media policy and more. But have you given though to a collaboration policy? This workshop, led by Heather Bryant of Project Facet, will help participants think about how a collaboration policy could be useful to their organization and begin designing it.

  • Finding consensus in collaboration

    Participants in this workshop will discuss methods of building consensus and will take part in exercises to practice consensus decision-making.

Library of Links

Within core document, sketch out Library/Reading List area and how it informs existing to Pitch planning area. Set it up for public submissions and additions.

To be augmented by a bot/GitHub Action scanning for dead links (#10).

NICAR 2022: Best Practices for a Successful Collaboration

Notes

Deborah Nelson (U of MD)

  • "duet-driven" collaboration -- panelist description of paired collaborations, between field reporting and data gathering

Maggie Mulvihill (Boston U)

  • Rule 1: Focused story idea (narrow, and collaborators that bring complementary skills)
  • Rule 2: Story, structure & communication
  • Rule 3: Memorandum of Understanding
  • Rule 4: ???
  • Rule 5: Superior Editorial Supervision
  • Rule 6: Timeline (reasonable but rigid; for full process not just core costs; "backout schedule")
  • Rule 7: Rigorous Fact-Checking Protocol
  • Rule 8: Keeping Education "top of mind" (if there are education goals in the collaboration)

Cheryl Phillips (Stanford; Big Local News)

  • Shared process -- set a model and collaborate to get it done
  • Building reproducible systems that can be the recipe and tools for subsequent projects
  • Playing to your strengths
  • [lots of examples]
  • Expanding collaboration to academics, attorneys and activists [law enforcement records]
  • Phases [get from livestream]
  • Allow for serendipity

Questions

  • for academic/educators, how to coordinate around semester or quarter semester
  • value of partnerships to non-journalist academics in helping them get their names out there around data/research projects ahead of their publishing cycles
  • contractual data, we help satisfy the "public good" part of their research mission

CUNY capstone internal delivery (due 20 Mar 2022)

● Please upload capstone into your personal G-Drive folder by March 20
● Fully confidential - only [staff] and our Associate Dean will see it
● We will give you feedback before graduation, but there will be no need to repair/redo anything
● Your final presentation on April 1 can be about your capstone - but doesn’t have to be

File expenses for 2022 events

  • NICAR 2022
    • hotel
    • airfare
    • food
    • conference ticket
  • NPA Summit
    • conference ticket
  • Collaborative Journalism Summit
    • conference ticket
  • SRCCON
    • hotel
    • airfare
    • food
    • conference ticket

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