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March 31, 2009
Women, Action & the Media Conference
Last weekend, I went to an amazing conference Women, Action & the Media.
Here's a breakdown of the live-blogging done at the conference:
Friday, March 27: Pre-Conference Intensive on PR
Morning Panel Discussion
Introduction to the morning panel discussion
Elements to create a good media strategy
Media Strategy 101
Getting the mainstream, niche, and ethnic media to pay attention
How do you convey your message? USE MEDIA
Media exposure on the cheap
Afternoon Workshop on Creating a Media Strategy, led by Ina Howard-Parker of Represent, Inc.
Developing a comprehensive media strategy
Creating a media strategy continued
Elements of a communications planning process
PR Q&A
PR 101 Imagery
Friday evening: The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo. The most powerful documentary I have ever seen.
Saturday Plenary: Cynthia Lopez, Insider - Outsider
Interlude: shout out to The Lifelong Activist: How to Change the World Without Losing Your Way
Saturday Sessions
How to work in the mainstream media - and why you want to
Get inside the minds of editors
Where are the women in the political media?
Sunday Sessions
Write and publish persuasive op-eds for a national audience
Are the messages the new media? post by Theta Pavis
Women and the economic crisis: getting beyond the corporate media narrative
Q&A on women and the economic crisis
Posted by cj at March 31, 2009 9:11 PM
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