Let's GATHER

It takes less than 10 minutes to join and become a member of this community of practice of engaged journalism

Responding to feedback provided an opportunity to practice engagement with our community.

Nearly three years after launching and with over 2500 registered members worldwide, the Gather website is getting a new look.

We’re committed to keeping our Trello board of resources updated so you don't have to

Join the Let’s Gather community for a series of lightning chats discussing the ethical dilemmas associated with engagement journalism.

Engaged Journalism isn’t a subset or offshoot of journalism; it is journalism.

Today’s engaged journalism landscape is moving from experimentation to mainstream, much like multimedia did in its early days

Questions engaged journalism practitioners can ask as they launch their work.

From a Call for Applications to a White Paper, the Agora Journalism Center is committed to pushing engagement practice forward

Six ways to connect with our community of engagement journalists and curated resources.

Thanksgiving, an opportunity to express our gratitude, can also be a time for us to find common ground

The latest Agora Journalism Center Report suggests that newsrooms using Hearken to practice “public-powered journalism” are finding some…

The latest Agora Journalism Center Report shows how newsrooms are deploying their teams to practice “public-powered journalism.”

The latest Agora Journalism Center Report illuminates what it takes for newsrooms to be “engagement ready.”

Gather now has public spaces that you and others can access and share without a login and password.