ethnic media

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The New Media ToolKit

Post by Jaena Rae on November 16th at 11:08am

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An online resource for journalists, the ethnic media and nonprofits

The New Media ToolKit is a curated online resource with some of the best tools, tutorials and resources available for learning and improving your digital and social media skills.

Bay Area Ethnic Media Map

Post by Steve on October 20th at 3:41pm

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View RJC Ethnic & Community Media in a full screen map

Discover ethnic media in the Bay Area with our map interface. You may narrow down your search by primary language, or search by news outlet name in the top right search box.

USC Annenberg Is Calling for Applications!

Post by Jaena Rae on March 9th at 4:16pm

tagged with ethnic media, grants, health reporting, Journalism, scholarships, usc annenberg

All-Expenses-Paid Opportunities at USC Annenberg with $2,000-$10,000 Stipends for Reporting on Health

When: July 24-29, 2011
Where: Los Angeles

Jon Funabiki on KTVU's "Bay Area People"

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Executive Director Jon Funabiki discusses the Renaissance Journalism Center’s mission and its 2010 LearningLAB multimedia training conference on KTVU’s “Bay Area People,” hosted by Rosy Chu. Read more about LearningLAB, a training conference for the ethnic and community media and nonprofits, held on October 1-2, 2010 in San Francisco.

Ethnic media offered as model for mainstream meda

Post by Jon Funabiki on December 22nd at 12:19pm

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Writing for the Online Journalism Review, Sandra Ordonez notes that the ethnic news media not only focus on niche audiences, but also serve as "an important community nexus." It's a recipe that might help the struggling mainstream news media. See her post, "Ethnic media's four-step model for the news industry's future."

Renaissance Journalism Center launches grants program

Post by Jon Funabiki on October 29th at 7:25pm

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Newsgathering and distribution with mobile phones? Training citizen journalists? Experimenting with new business models? The Renaissance Journalism Center is currently inviting organizations to apply for funding that supports their efforts to deliver news and information to audiences. We will select up to three projects in 2009. Each project may receive up to $20,000 to launch projects beginning in 2010.

Nichi Bei Times' gutsy move to nonprofit status

Post by Jon Funabiki on September 20th at 12:20pm

tagged with Asian, Benny Evangelista, community media, ethnic media, Japanese Aemrican, Kenji Taguma, newspapers, Nichi Bei Times, nonprofits, San Francisco Chronicle

A Sunday story in the San Francisco Chronicle's Benny Evangelista describes the Nichi Bei Times' gutsy effort to reinvent itself as a nonprofit newspaper as audiences for ethnic media grow, but their news outlets face difficult financial trends.

Ethnic Media Watchdog Workshops 2009-2010

Post by Whitney Wilcox on July 31st at 2:21pm

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IRE’s ethnic media workshops help journalists sharpen their investigative reporting skills. Workshop facilitators show participants how to find documents, databases, and other resources. Workshops are offered throughout the year in different U.S. cities. The next workshop will be held Sept. 12-13, 2009 in Boston, MA.