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| =Rebooting Rockwell's America:=
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| <big>A PUBLIC SYMPOSIUM / September 11-13, 2009 / Stockbridge, Massachusetts</big>
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| ==''News, values, cafes and the new pamphleteers -- <br>Sustaining democracy through civic engagement''==
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| <big>'''New roles for journalism -- and the net -- in fostering participatory democracy and community'''</big>
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| The America of Norman Rockwell's mid-20th-century illustrations was rich with simple truths and sometimes hard choices. In his world, we respected authority, and the flag. We were asked to embrace justice, equality and tolerance. The country editor personified the Four Freedoms at the grassroots.
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| On Sept. 11, 2001, it was as if the last vestiges of Rockwell's stoic, insular, yet generous nation had been torn asunder, and a new, darker period of fear engaged. A buy-now-pay later ethic has brought some of our most valued journalism institutions to the brink. Now even the country editor now works with bits and bytes alongside type and ink. Yet innovation abounds on the Internet, and we find new ways to connect and circulate. if Facebook, MySpace, YouTube and Twitter have taught us anything, it's that we may hunger for the constancy of community more than ever.
| | =Event postponed -- Open planning session in Amherst Sept. 12= |
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| "Rebooting Rockwell's America," will pause for three days to consider the roots of American community, freedom, democracy and the news. We'll consider how a generation of new pamphleteers -- in cafes, schools, clubs and meeting rooms -- may be helping point us to common ground in physical places. Yet there is the promise that these places will be digitally united across a world that grows smaller, faster, more diverse and more precious by the year. | | <h3>The "Rockwell Reboot" event scheduled for Sept. 11-13 has been postponed. However, a free, one-day planning session for the future event is being held on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Amherst, Mass. public library. [http://dbs.hosting.crocker.com/wiki/index.php/Newshare (LEARN DETAILS AND SIGN UP TO ATTEND]. |
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| Can we reboot Rockwell's America in a digital age? Do we want to? Join us Sept. 11-13 to consider the tools and options.
| | The core ideas we want to examine: Exploring the relationship among civic news, physical and virtual communities . . . and the |
| | convergence of art with civic, participatory media . . . remains important and timely. We'll look at ways we can collectively address them in the future. |
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| == WHERE WE'LL GATHER -- OUR SPONSORS ==
| | If you are interested in these ideas, please email [mailto:jtm@mediagiraffe.org jtm@mediagiraffe.org] and we will put you on our mailing list for updates. |
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| "Rebooting Rockwell's America," is a initiative of the [http://www.nrm.org Norman Rockwell Museum,] and most of the sessions and breakouts will be hosted at the 00,000-square-foot museum in Stockbridge, Mass., the heart of the Berkshires, one of America's premiere cultural destinations. Four co-convenors are at the forefront of studying America's new news and community ecologies. They are the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism, the [http://www.mediagiraffe.org/about Media Giraffe Project] at the University of Massachusetts and the [http://www.journalismthatmatters.org Journalism that Matters] collaborative and the Center for Sustainable Journalism at Kennesaw State University.
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| == THE PROGRAM: TALKS, BREAKOUTS, IDEA SESSIONS ==
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| Starting with a reception, dinner and evening program on Friday, Sept. 11,
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