2018 Collaborative Journalism Summit

Here's What You Missed

We hope you enjoyed attending this year’s Collaborative Journalism Summit. And if you weren’t able to make it, well, this post is especially for you.

Below you will find links to the presentations, videos and articles mentioned during the conference. If we missed something, please let us know! We will be adding additional videos from each keynote session over the next several days. And of course, we will be adding all of these resources and much more to www.collaborativejournalism.org. If you haven’t yet taken our survey about the event, please take a moment to do so.

In the meantime, happy collaborating!

Stories from 2018 Collaborative Journalism Summit

Photo gallery from 2018 Collaborative Journalism Summit

2018 Collaborative Journalism Summit

Welcome by Keith Strudler, Director, Montclair State University School of Communication and Media

Welcome by Stefanie Murray, Director, Center for Cooperative Media

Opening keynote: Lessons from ethnic media collaborations: How partnerships between mainstream and specific community media benefit news ecosystems, Daniela Gerson, assistant professor, California State University Northridge; senior fellow, Democracy Fund. Research being presented on behalf of the American Press Institute.

Welcome from our sponsors

The state of collaboration: An overview of collaborative journalism in the U.S. and abroad (video)

Morning keynote: How CrossCheck fought misinformation during the French elections (and how the U.S. could use its lessons for 2018 midterms)

Conversation and Q+A session about collaborative election projects happening around the world this year to fight misinformation, including ones in Brazil, Mexico and the U.S.
Host: Jon FunabikiRenaissance Journalism and San Francisco State University

Case study lightning talks
Host: Lataya Rothmiller, Montclair State University
The lightning talks listed below were held consecutively in the presentation hall of the Montclair State University School of Communication and Media building. No video is available, but we have shared the presentation slides and relevant materials when applicable.

Workshops
The workshops listed below were held concurrently in their respective breakout rooms within the Montclair State University School of Communication and Media building. No video is available, but we have shared the presentation slides and relevant materials when applicable.

Afternoon keynote: Managing a collaborative: Best practices and considerations for workflow, project management and technology

Lessons from Miami’s Black-Owned Media Alliance

Press clippings:

Collaborative Journalism Slack Channel:

Summit feedback survey

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