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DTSTAMP:20261006T003423Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210316
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Media Engagement at SXSW for an in-depth di
 scussion on “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides.” We’ll be hostin
 g a virtual viewing party and chat on Wednesday\, March 17 at 2:00 p.m. Ce
 ntral on our session page: http://bit.ly/CMEatSXSW. Can’t make it? No pr
 oblem. Our panel is available for streaming starting Tuesday\, March 16 al
 so on the session page.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nGina Masullo\, Center for Media En
 gagement\nAlicia Bell\, Free Press\nErica Anderson\, Spaceship Media\n\nDe
 tails:\n\nOur society is witnessing an entrenchment of divisiveness – th
 e media versus the public\, Democrats versus Republicans\, urban versus ru
 ral – that is so deep it even influences whether people wear masks durin
 g a global pandemic. A new approach\, called connective democracy\, seeks 
 to bridge these divides by identifying strategies for getting people to ta
 lk across differences. Newsrooms can play a transformative role in this ef
 fort.\n\nThis panel will offer clear takeaways for newsroom leaders and jo
 urnalists about how they can use the principles of connective democracy to
  better connect with and retain an audience. Connective democracy offers a
  roadmap to help newsrooms better understand their communities and humaniz
 e those with diverse views to help people appreciate other perspectives.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:SXSW Panel: “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides”
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/sxsw_panel_how_newsrooms_ca
 n_help_bridge_divides
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DTSTAMP:20261006T003423Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210317
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Media Engagement at SXSW for an in-depth di
 scussion on “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides.” We’ll be hostin
 g a virtual viewing party and chat on Wednesday\, March 17 at 2:00 p.m. Ce
 ntral on our session page: http://bit.ly/CMEatSXSW. Can’t make it? No pr
 oblem. Our panel is available for streaming starting Tuesday\, March 16 al
 so on the session page.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nGina Masullo\, Center for Media En
 gagement\nAlicia Bell\, Free Press\nErica Anderson\, Spaceship Media\n\nDe
 tails:\n\nOur society is witnessing an entrenchment of divisiveness – th
 e media versus the public\, Democrats versus Republicans\, urban versus ru
 ral – that is so deep it even influences whether people wear masks durin
 g a global pandemic. A new approach\, called connective democracy\, seeks 
 to bridge these divides by identifying strategies for getting people to ta
 lk across differences. Newsrooms can play a transformative role in this ef
 fort.\n\nThis panel will offer clear takeaways for newsroom leaders and jo
 urnalists about how they can use the principles of connective democracy to
  better connect with and retain an audience. Connective democracy offers a
  roadmap to help newsrooms better understand their communities and humaniz
 e those with diverse views to help people appreciate other perspectives.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:SXSW Panel: “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides”
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/sxsw_panel_how_newsrooms_ca
 n_help_bridge_divides
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DTSTAMP:20261006T003423Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210318
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Media Engagement at SXSW for an in-depth di
 scussion on “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides.” We’ll be hostin
 g a virtual viewing party and chat on Wednesday\, March 17 at 2:00 p.m. Ce
 ntral on our session page: http://bit.ly/CMEatSXSW. Can’t make it? No pr
 oblem. Our panel is available for streaming starting Tuesday\, March 16 al
 so on the session page.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nGina Masullo\, Center for Media En
 gagement\nAlicia Bell\, Free Press\nErica Anderson\, Spaceship Media\n\nDe
 tails:\n\nOur society is witnessing an entrenchment of divisiveness – th
 e media versus the public\, Democrats versus Republicans\, urban versus ru
 ral – that is so deep it even influences whether people wear masks durin
 g a global pandemic. A new approach\, called connective democracy\, seeks 
 to bridge these divides by identifying strategies for getting people to ta
 lk across differences. Newsrooms can play a transformative role in this ef
 fort.\n\nThis panel will offer clear takeaways for newsroom leaders and jo
 urnalists about how they can use the principles of connective democracy to
  better connect with and retain an audience. Connective democracy offers a
  roadmap to help newsrooms better understand their communities and humaniz
 e those with diverse views to help people appreciate other perspectives.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:SXSW Panel: “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides”
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/sxsw_panel_how_newsrooms_ca
 n_help_bridge_divides
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DTSTAMP:20261006T003423Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210319
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Media Engagement at SXSW for an in-depth di
 scussion on “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides.” We’ll be hostin
 g a virtual viewing party and chat on Wednesday\, March 17 at 2:00 p.m. Ce
 ntral on our session page: http://bit.ly/CMEatSXSW. Can’t make it? No pr
 oblem. Our panel is available for streaming starting Tuesday\, March 16 al
 so on the session page.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nGina Masullo\, Center for Media En
 gagement\nAlicia Bell\, Free Press\nErica Anderson\, Spaceship Media\n\nDe
 tails:\n\nOur society is witnessing an entrenchment of divisiveness – th
 e media versus the public\, Democrats versus Republicans\, urban versus ru
 ral – that is so deep it even influences whether people wear masks durin
 g a global pandemic. A new approach\, called connective democracy\, seeks 
 to bridge these divides by identifying strategies for getting people to ta
 lk across differences. Newsrooms can play a transformative role in this ef
 fort.\n\nThis panel will offer clear takeaways for newsroom leaders and jo
 urnalists about how they can use the principles of connective democracy to
  better connect with and retain an audience. Connective democracy offers a
  roadmap to help newsrooms better understand their communities and humaniz
 e those with diverse views to help people appreciate other perspectives.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:SXSW Panel: “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides”
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/sxsw_panel_how_newsrooms_ca
 n_help_bridge_divides
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DTSTAMP:20261006T003423Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210320
DESCRIPTION:Join the Center for Media Engagement at SXSW for an in-depth di
 scussion on “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides.” We’ll be hostin
 g a virtual viewing party and chat on Wednesday\, March 17 at 2:00 p.m. Ce
 ntral on our session page: http://bit.ly/CMEatSXSW. Can’t make it? No pr
 oblem. Our panel is available for streaming starting Tuesday\, March 16 al
 so on the session page.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nGina Masullo\, Center for Media En
 gagement\nAlicia Bell\, Free Press\nErica Anderson\, Spaceship Media\n\nDe
 tails:\n\nOur society is witnessing an entrenchment of divisiveness – th
 e media versus the public\, Democrats versus Republicans\, urban versus ru
 ral – that is so deep it even influences whether people wear masks durin
 g a global pandemic. A new approach\, called connective democracy\, seeks 
 to bridge these divides by identifying strategies for getting people to ta
 lk across differences. Newsrooms can play a transformative role in this ef
 fort.\n\nThis panel will offer clear takeaways for newsroom leaders and jo
 urnalists about how they can use the principles of connective democracy to
  better connect with and retain an audience. Connective democracy offers a
  roadmap to help newsrooms better understand their communities and humaniz
 e those with diverse views to help people appreciate other perspectives.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:SXSW Panel: “How Newsrooms Can Help Bridge Divides”
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/sxsw_panel_how_newsrooms_ca
 n_help_bridge_divides
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