Name: Race, Class, and The Press: How New Journalism Models Can Help With Local Equity Conversations
Start: 2019-04-10T11:00:00-0400
End: 2019-04-10T11:45:00-0400

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Race, Class, and The Press: How New Journalism Models Can Help With Local Equity Conversations

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Moderators

Giles Morris

Executive Director, Charlottesville Tomorrow

Giles Morris grew up in Washington, D.C., the son of a Congressional press secretary and an international economics correspondent for the Times of London. He started working as a full-time journalist in 2007 as the general assignment reporter for the Rhinelander Daily News in Rhinelander... Read More →

Speakers

Beena Raghavendran

Engagement reporter, ProPublica

Beena Raghavendran is the engagement reporter for the Local Reporting Network. She works with several reporters around the country to boost audience voice and engagement in stories.

Elliott Robinson

News Editor, Charlottesville Tomorrow

Elliott has spent more than 12 years in journalism as a reporter and editor, mostly in Central Virginia. He joined Charlottesville Tomorrow as its news editor in August 2018.

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