New England Newspaper & Press Association
The New England Newspaper & Press Association (NENPA) is the professional trade organization for newspapers in the six New England states: Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Rhode Island.
NENPA is proud to represent and serve more than 450 daily, weekly and specialty newspapers throughout the six-state region.
NENPA is the principal advocate for newspapers in New England, helping them to successfully fulfill their mission to engage and inform the public while navigating and ultimately thriving in today’s evolving media landscape.
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UPCOMING WEBINARS
Mar
4
Thu
NENPA U webinar with Online Media Campus and free to NENPA members. Email t.cleary@nenpa.com for registration code.
In this webinar:
A good story idea is the spark that can lead to great work. In this fast-paced session, Cedar Rapids Gazette Executive Editor Zack Kucharski will share story ideas that can be done by reporters in any newsroom. Every participant should have a notebook full of ideas as we look across topics — from sports to features to news in this fast-paced session.
About the presenter:
Zack Kucharski is Executive Editor of The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, where he has worked since 2000. Kucharski leads content strategies for the organization. He has worn many hats within the organization, starting as a freelancer and moving up to reporter, news, and database editor. He is a University of Iowa graduate.
Mar
5
Fri
NENPA U webinar with Online Media Campus and free to NENPA members. Email t.cleary@nenpa.com for registration code.
In this webinar:
Journalists are being asked to do everything these days: write, edit, post to social, take the photos, take the video, design the layout, and don’t miss the deadline. This course will go over some basic and advanced techniques to improve your photography with whatever kind of camera and amount of time you must work with. If you’re shooting with a phone or DSLR, this discussion is for you.
About the presenter:
Kelsey Kremer is an Emmy award-winning photojournalist and life-long Iowan. She’s been taking photos and videos for the state’s largest newspaper, the Des Moines Register, since 2013. In her time at the Register, she’s traveled all over the state and half-way around the world sharing stories about Iowans. In 2017, she was the recipient of a Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting grant for a two-week reporting trip to China to document Iowa’s role in the U.S., China relations. She is a graduate of Iowa State University’s Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication.
Mar
15
Mon
Join the Power Shift Project for this free Workplace Integrity webinar.
Freedom Forum fellow Jill Geisler provides practical insights for men who want to be allies to women, people of privilege who want to do more to fight inequity and powerful individuals who want to be better advocates for change — particularly during this nationwide reckoning on racial injustice.
In the “Do You Qualify as an Ally?” webinar, you will learn:
*Why being an ally right now — during a period of reckoning on racial justice and the
ongoing pandemic — is more important than ever.
*How to have courageous conversations with the right words at the right time
*How to keep bias from finding its way into decision making
*Why micro-aggressions aren’t really so “micro” — and how to stop them
*How to address the burden of “invisible work” that can harm underrepresented staff
*Real-world situations in which newsroom allies made a difference for their colleagues —
and created better journalism, too
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