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Stephen Silha is a freelance writer, communications consultant, facilitator and futurist. A co-facilitator of Journalism That Matters, Stephen was a reporter for the Christian Science Monitor and The Minneapolis Star before becoming communications director for the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. He co-convened the first symposium on The Media and Philanthropy at the Chicago Tribune, and worked on the research project on community communications called Good News/Good Deeds: Citizen Effectiveness in the Age of Electronic Democracy | Stephen Silha is a freelance writer, communications consultant, facilitator and futurist. A co-facilitator of [http://www.journalismthatmatters.org Journalism That Matters,] Stephen was a reporter for the Christian Science Monitor and The Minneapolis Star before becoming communications director for the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. He co-convened the first symposium on The Media and Philanthropy at the ''Chicago Tribune,'' and worked on the research project on community communications called [http://www.goodnewsgooddeeds.org Good News/Good Deeds: Citizen Effectiveness in the Age of Electronic Democracy]. Silha has worked with youth to get their voices in the media, and to facilitate youth-adult dialogues on Vashon Island, near Seattle, where he lives. He is currently president of the Washington News Council. | ||
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Stephen Silha is a freelance writer, communications consultant, facilitator and futurist. A co-facilitator of Journalism That Matters, Stephen was a reporter for the Christian Science Monitor and The Minneapolis Star before becoming communications director for the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. He co-convened the first symposium on The Media and Philanthropy at the Chicago Tribune, and worked on the research project on community communications called Good News/Good Deeds: Citizen Effectiveness in the Age of Electronic Democracy. Silha has worked with youth to get their voices in the media, and to facilitate youth-adult dialogues on Vashon Island, near Seattle, where he lives. He is currently president of the Washington News Council.
