2019 Collaborative Journalism Summit set for May 16–17 in Philadelphia; save the date!
We hope you’ll join us and other journalists, media executives, technologists and entrepreneurs from around the world for the 2019 Collaborative Journalism Summit.
This year’s conference builds on the successes of our 2017 and 2018 summits, which focused on case studies of successful collaborative projects and featured keynote speakers representing the Panama Papers, Google News Lab, Electionland, CrossCheck in France, ethnic media collaborations and much more.
The 2019 Collaborative Journalism Summit is set for May 16–17 at the studios of WHYY in Philadelphia and will feature a day-and-a-half of panels, roundtables, networking, and socializing about all things collaborative journalism. We expect to announce our first roster of speakers by March.
This year’s theme is ‘Making an Impact.’
Space is limited, so reserve your spot today. Tickets are $50, which includes appetizers and cocktails, breakfast, lunch and snacks.
If you want to know what we talked about during our last two summits, click here to read a roundup from 2018, and click here to read about the 2017 summit.
If you are interested in sponsoring the conference, click here to view the sponsorship packages, or contact Stefanie Murray at murrayst@montclair.edu to discuss a specialized package.
And last, before the conference be sure to check out our event code of conduct and care and support page.
In the meantime, you can also subscribe to our collaborative journalism newsletter for more updates and information. And of course, we invite you to visit collaborativejournalism.org to learn more about the topic of collaborative journalism — including our database of collaborative journalism projects.
And if you have any other questions, let us know: info@centerforcooperativemedia.org.
See you on May 16!
About the Center for Cooperative Media: The Center is a grant-funded program of the School of Communication and Media at Montclair State University. The Center is supported with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Democracy Fund, the New Jersey Local News Lab Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey and the Abrams Foundation. Its mission is to grow and strengthen local journalism, and in doing so serve New Jersey residents. For more information, visit CenterforCooperativeMedia.org.
