Backed by research and case studies, this best practices session will share out what non-partisan experts in the field have been learning about how to reach a variety of voters, how to frame your coverage and make sure you're giving your audiences the best shot at casting a ballot informed by verified information.
This session is designed for:
- Newsroom leaders working to make their elections coverage matter more to the communities they serve
- Journalists who want to try something different in covering elections
- Anyone interested in journalism’s role in this fragile time for American democracy
Speakers
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Jennifer Brandel
CEO, Hearken
@JenniferBrandel
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Michael Bolden
CEO and Executive Director, American Press Institute
@michaelbolden
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Amy Kovac-Ashley
Head of National Programs, Lenfest Institute for Journalism
@terabithia4
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Rachel Glickhouse
Learning & Labs Director, News Revenue Hub
@riogringa