Building Sources and Trust in Hard-to-Reach Communities

Presented at ONA18
September 12, 2018
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Reporting on marginalized and hard-to-reach communities is particularly challenging, intensive work, but engaged reporting — across a variety of mediums — holds the key to collecting tips, an essential step in developing productive, rewarding work that illuminates untold stories.

This session is designed for:

  • Journalists having difficulty building sources and gaining trust
  • Reporters who want to know how to use social media, text messaging and structured submission forms to collect tips
  • Anyone interested in better understanding hard-to-reach groups

Speakers

Rachel Glickhouse
Partner Manager, Documenting Hate, ProPublica
Julia B. Chan
Director of Audience, The 19th
Session Audio

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