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The Power of Narrative 2018

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Headline Keynote: Roxane Gay

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Spotlight’s Sacha Pfeiffer and Emily Steel of The New York Times, in conversation

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Keynote Panel: Keeping the (Narrative) Trains Running

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Lydia Polgreen

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Don Van Natta: A Test of Will

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A Conversation with Mark Bowden

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Boston Globe reception

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Charlie Pierce: Transitioning To The Internet From Print As An Old Print Guy -- A Return To The Alternative Media Whence I Came

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Registration

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Break and Refreshments

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Interviewing Ethically and with Empathy

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Lunch (on your own)

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Continental Breakfast

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Continental Breakfast

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Writing to Climax: How to build narrative momentum in nonfiction when the reader already knows what's going to happen

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Writing the Investigation: You don’t have to be Johnny Cash to get rhythm

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Choosing Ideas Wisely: There’s only so much of you to go around

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Crafting the Reader/Viewer/Listener's Ongoing Experience: An approach to voice and structure

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Making it Work: Finding ways to tell stories when it's not your full time job

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Changing Forms of Narrative

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Networking Meetups

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Anatomy of a Podcast Launch

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Powered by the Public: How to engage your audience in the storytelling process

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Pitching Aces

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Building Trust: How to report when your subjects and sources distrust the media.

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The Recipe: Blending words and images for maximum storytelling impact

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Making Stories With and For the People

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Proving the Truth: Public Records & Vetting Resources

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Visual, Visceral, and Voice: How to be heard on the opinion pages

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Not Just A Reading: How to Make a Story "Live"

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From Journalist to Author: Making a Successful Transition

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Transmissions from History

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Finding the Perfect Vehicle

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Writing While Reporting and Vice Versa

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How to Write Panoramic Narrative: Capturing large-scale events

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Sustaining a Long-Term Documentary Project

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Cafe sessions

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Knowing Their Place: Athletes, Race, Gender and Trump

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Those Who Can, Write--and Some Also Teach: A workshop for teachers of narrative journalism