Jtm-spawnings

The collaborations spawned at Journalism That Matters convenings produce results. Here are some of the projects that began as JTM event discussions:

• ’’’The Next Newsroom’’’ – Chris Peck’s initiative to redesign newsroom culture and process from the ground up, to launch in a physical location as a trial and idea incubator for the news industry.

• ’’’Duke/Next Newsroom’’’ – Chris O’Brien takes the idea of the Next Newsroom and focuses it on a university campus to coalesce Duke University’s thinking about a new integrated media building.

• ’’’Common Language Project’’’ –

• ’’’Mid-career training’’’ – The University of California-Berkeley journalism program began mid-career training sessions.

• ’’’In-school curriculum’’’ –- Peggy Kuhr took ideas about teaching middle-school students journalism principles and practice and began a teaching program in Kansas City schools.
• Clyde Bentley (Univ. of Missouri)

• Sue Ellen Christian at Western Michigan University

• Citizen Media Workshops at the Lawrence Journal World.

• ’’’Public Press Project’’’ – Michael Stoll is leading an effort to create a non-profit daily news paper for the San Francisco Bay area based on ideas shared and expanded at JTM gatherings.
• ’’’Public Insight Journalism’’’ – Michael Skoler and Minnesota Public Radio.
• Citizen journalism project—Seattle

• Citizen Journalism project—Milwaukee

• ’’’The Library Newsroom’’’ – The Oakland Tribune’s now-editor, Martin Reynolds, hatched the idea for a West Oakland citizen-journalism bureau of the paper in a public library at a JTM gathering in St. Louis.