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Dear Maynard Family,
It's conference season! We look forward to joining our friends at the Online News Association for their hybrid in-person and virtual conference, ONA Insights (Oct. 14-15). Martin will be hosting a special edition of Belonging in the News that will build upon last month's Vision25 discussion on newsroom values at the OpenNews conference. Find registration information below!
This Saturday, Evelyn will be appearing on a panel for the Association of LGBTQ Journalists conference, "We Have New Leaders and New Titles. What About More Power?" which will also feature Michael Bolden of the San Francisco Chronicle, Krissah Thompson of the The Washington Post and Sharif Durhams (he/him) of the The News & Observer, the Herald-Sun and current NLGJA board president. Be sure to catch the conversation if you are attending.
Stay positive. Test negative.
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The Maynard Institute is the nation’s oldest organization dedicated to helping news media accurately portray all segments of society, particularly those often overlooked. We want to thank you for supporting this mission by subscribing to our newsletter or donating any amount – which automatically enrolls you in our membership program.
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Join ONA Oct. 14-15 in Philadelphia or via a limited virtual pass
The the Online News Association (ONA) Insights events feature industry leaders collaborating on current challenges and emerging solutions in journalism. The conference marks ONA's first in-person community event since 2019, with a limited number of sessions available for virtual-only participation. This edition of ONA Insights will facilitate learning, ideas exchange and community connections to help develop newsroom strategies for audience development and metrics, product strategy and development, and reimagining newsroom culture. Register here.
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Join IRE Oct. 21-21 in Baltimore and online
Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE) is hosting a special symposium on diversity, belonging, equity and inclusion (DBEI) issues October 21-23 in Baltimore and online. The hybrid event will be IRE’s first in-person training event since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. It also will be IRE’s first event focused solely on diversity and equity issues. The event will cover topics like confronting identity fragility, supporting LGBTQ colleagues, investigating racism and disability issues, and more. Register here.
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Temporary, Part-Time Instructor (Journalism) – Peralta Community College District, Oakland CA
Studio Show Producer – NBC Sports Bay Area
Program Assistant – Aspen Institute, San Francisco, CA
IRE Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellowship – Investigative Reporters and Editors, Remote
Writer/Producer - Reliable Sources – CNN, New York, NY
Service Journalism Editor – The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, MO
Service Journalism Reporter – The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, MO
Newsletter Writer – The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, MO
Editor-in-Chief – The 19th, Austin, TX
Head of Audience Development – Cityside, Berkeley, CA
Food Editor, Nosh – Cityside, Berkeley, CA
Multimedia Journalist – WFIU/WTIU, Indiana Public Media, Bloomington, IN
Senior Producer/Director & Managing Producing (Multimedia Producer) – WFIU/WTIU, Indiana Public Media, Bloomington, IN
Broadcast Video Engineer (Broadcast Technician) – WFIU/WTIU, Indiana Public Media, Bloomington, IN
Senior Editor, Justice – Inside Climate News, Brooklyn, NY
Senior Reporter, Racial Equity – The Guardian, New York, NY
Head of Audience Development – The Guardian, New York, NY
Learning Director – Online News Association, Remote / Washington D.C.
Resources
The Journalist Trauma Support Network
A new pilot program that trains psychologists to care for journalists with occupational stress and trauma, and matches these therapists with journalists in need. Therapists trained to work with journalists are now accepting referrals.
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Current Maynard 200 Fellow Lottie Joiner has been selected for Poynter’s 2021 Leadership Academy for Women in Media. The Leadership Academy for Women in Media is one of Poynter’s most competitive programs. It is designed for women and nonbinary journalists who directly manage people and are within their first five years of formal leadership experience. Follow Lottie Joiner on Twitter and learn more about the program from Poynter.
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Maynard 200 Alum Esmy Jimenez is joining The Seattle Times as part of the new team covering mental and behavioral health issues. "I am honored and excited," says Jimenez. "I will hugely miss my team at KUOW but am ready for this next chapter." Follow Esmy Jimenez on Twitter and read more from The Seattle Times.
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Padma Lakshmi says disparaging Indian food isn’t funny. It’s ugly.
By Padma Lakshmi
The chef, author and activist offers analysis on the racist journalistic practices at play in the recent satirical article by Gene Weingarten, saying,"What’s puzzling is that editors and copy editors let his words through. Does The Post still have so little diversity among editors that this mini-screed raised no red flags? The paper issued a correction about the factual errors, but not the root of the issue: the bigotry."
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Please reply to this email with any questions, comments or love for the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education.
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