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Free Briefing: Covering the Pope
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Pope Francis’ first trip to the United States is packed with events including the first-ever papal address to Congress, a meeting with President Obama and a speech at the United Nations. An estimated 7,000 journalists will cover the papal visit Sept. 22-27. NPF will bring together reporters who cover religion to offer insight and ideas for coverage. We’ll have experts with data and knowledge on the issues that the Pope has brought to the fore: poverty, hunger, immigration, the environment and more.
Details
The in-person Capitol Hill Issues Briefing takes place in Washington 9:00 a.m. - noon EDT, Monday, August 3, 2015.
For journalists who cannot attend an in-person briefing in Washington, D.C., NPF is producing a live webinar.
The online webinar begins at 12: 30 p.m. EDT, Monday, August 3, 2015.
Learn more about the in-person briefing and webinar and register here.
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Funding for the Covering the Pope briefing was provided by AARP Foundation.
The National Press Foundation's Capitol Hill Issues Briefings are brought to you through partnerships with CQ Roll Call and the Center on Congress at Indiana University.
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Live Webinar: The Cost of Violent Weather
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015 | 1:00 PM EDT
Weather is the most durable of news topics, especially when it surprises with extremes. Tornadoes, hurricanes, fires, floods, and even the “slow news” of severe drought create instant story lines. We’ll explore violent weather events and how to track the cost of catastrophic storms in this free webinar. Learn more and register here.
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#DidYouKnow 8 weather disasters in 2014 had damages >$1B. Learn more about violent weather in @NatPress webinar: http://ow.ly/PoIcy
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NPF Fall 2015 Internship: Apply Today
NPF seeks an intern to assist staff with varied projects. Responsibilities include:
• Assist the media team in the continued maintenance of National Press Foundation’s social media presence (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
• Assist the Digital Media Manager in video and audio production using the Adobe Creative Suite.
Learn more here.
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Apply now for the Fall 2015 Internship @NatPress! http://bit.ly/1goDY6y
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Gay Marriage: Reporting What's Next
On June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court announced that LGBT couples have a Constitutional right to marry in all 50 states, a decision with broad implications for governments, business, churches, institutions, financial planners, health care, adoption, and yes – the wedding industry. Experts discuss what changes are afoot.
See the video here.
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The Challenges of Older Workers
Since 2001, the 55+ workforce has grown by 40% or 8.3 million—nearly equivalent to the population of New York City. Adults today are working longer than ever. In this video, EEOC senior counsel and age discrimination expert Cathy Ventrell-Monsees discusses older workers and the workplace: the value they bring to employers; the discrimination they face; their evolving relationship with technology; how this may affect younger workers; and more. Watch now.
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From Our Friends
Have an idea for a journalism start-up? Form a group and pitch your idea at Startup Weekend DC Media Edition July 31-Aug. 2. More information is here.
Among the organizers is Paul Miller alumnus Claritza Jimenez, recently selected as the 2015 Entrepreneurial Fellow for the Journalism and Women Symposium, a national organization of women journalists.
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NPF StudioWorks: Where you can make great videos
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Click on the image above to launch video.
FACT: 100 million people watch video online every day.
If you don’t have video, you’re losing audience -- and business.
If you need a studio, we can help. NPF StudioWorks provides everything you need to produce top-quality video for your website, your clients, your affiliates. Take a minute (literally!) to watch our promo video. Then email us at studio@nationalpress.org for details.
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