Hey Philly journos! Looking for a break? Want to chat? Need some company?
@ONAPhiladelphia is having its first virtual happy hour on Wednesday!
RSVP here ⬇️
https://t.co/gcEdaQlQWU
Hey, we’re hosting an event on THURSDAY, NOV. 7, as part of @yiphilly’s State of Young Philly series! Hear from five reporters, editors and project managers about community engagement projects from their newsrooms: #SOYP https://t.co/M5P9D6IUiC
Personal professional news, everybody! I'm excited for the opportunity and hope to live up to the trust @jeannyfr & @cassiegoeschirp are placing in me.
I'm so excited for this @ONAPhiladelphia/@lenfestinst event on 10/22: Come hear about revenue experiments in journalism from @tryPico, @WBURBizLab, @Technical_ly, & @distmedialab. There will be snacks!
More details and free registration: https://t.co/UyuDg95t5A
HEY #ONA19: We’ll be hanging out at NOLA bar Molly’s this Friday evening. If you’re in town for the conference and want to talk Philly, join us:
https://t.co/CACD7H06xW
Join ONA Philly tomorrow, April 30th at 7pm for an open but guided off-the-record discussion with fellow journalists and freelancers about knowing your worth (literally and figuratively) during salary negotiations and beyond. Details: https://t.co/qKhiNyYd8F
If you're a #Philly journalist or community leader interested in #medialiteracy and meeting reporters, come to our Feb. 7 happy hour at the Pen & Pencil Club!
How do we solve our current misinformation crisis? Join us for a panel discussion this Thursday to discuss multiple solution-oriented approaches. https://t.co/vv8lWnL30i
Great ONA @Meetup at Philly Typewriter playing with typewriters and discussing the pros and cons of more of an analogue life. Check them out at https://t.co/4KfrcmiDAV. Thanks everyone for coming out! @ONA#ONAPhilly
Study: VR for news prompts empathy, but only with the right mix of factors. More than good storytelling is involved. Greater topic knowledge correlates w/less engagement in VR version. https://t.co/BFwerRa0zt via @cjr#MuseumVR
The indefatigable @emilybabay and colleagues on how they kept the trains running at @PhillyInquirer @phillydotcom @PhillyDailyNews during a crazy Super Bowl week https://t.co/xPVps5oZbJ