This year’s Reynolds Journalism Institute symposium will be for a cohort of 30 community-centered journalists who want to come together to share and create thoughtful and actionable ways to serve our communities better.
This experience is for those who want to take a couple days to thoughtfully brainstorm, build and collaborate together across newsrooms, roles, teams and organizations on ideas and solutions that can benefit us all.
This weekend will be considered off the record and conducted under Chatham House rules — you will be able to take anything away from it that will be helpful to your work and utilize it, but will be asked to not quote or reveal who it originated from unless they provide express permission.
This is an opportunity to take time to be critical and honest about the work we do, and how we can do it better in service to our communities.
Those accepted into this symposium will receive the following:
-A room at a local hotel for Nov 2-5 (arrival Nov 2, departure Nov 5) in Columbia, MO
-Breakfast & lunch each day of the symposium
-A roundup of all the examples, resources and takeaways shared in the sessions & collaborative results of your work together
-Check-ins (with RJI & your symposium cohort) 3 and 6 months after the symposium to provide ongoing support + share results, challenges and takeaways
-A stipend to try a new idea you learned at the symposium in your newsroom after you return home
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