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- Big Thinking
- Spectrum of Community Engagement (pdf)
- Introducing
Community Engagement - Community Engagement Ethos
- Gauging Your Connectivity
- Top Ten Reasons
to Engage Your Community - Planning For Impact
- Community Engagement
Environmental Scan - Your Role in the Community
- Data Mining
- The Three A's: Authority, Authenticity, Accountability
- Understanding
Community Rhythms
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- Community Partnerships
- Overview
- Identifying Partners
- Pre-Nuptial Agreement (pdf)
- Community Partner Fact Sheets
- What Does a Successful Partnership Look Like? (pdf)
- Community Resources
- After Newtown
- Emergency Response Resources
- Citizen Literacy Resources
- National Community Calendar
- Designing
- NCME Engagement
Guide for Producers - NCME Toolkits
- NCME PIPELINE
- Planning Your Strategy
for Impact (PlanIT!) - Building an Internal Team or Coalition
- Community Engagement Position Descriptions
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- Community Dialogue
- Listening Sessions Overview
- Leadership Summit Overview
- Tips for Finding a Facilitator
- Sample Ground Rules
- Sample Discussion Guide
- Tips for Making Conversations Work
- Recruiting Participants
- Sample Conversation Checklist
- Social Media Resources
- Public Media Maps
- Mapping Your Community
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- Improving Station Culture
- Improving Your Partnerships
- Strengthen Practices
- Peer Network Webinars
- Archived Events
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Can Public Media and Newspapers Join Forces to Engage Communities?
Why are we seeing more collaboration between public media and newspapers to involve communities in creating content and information? Find out in this informative webinar co-sponsored by the National Center for Media Engagement and J-Lab. We share partnership success stories between public media, newspapers and hyperlocal sites as they engage their communities and reinvent journalism in the process.
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The National Center for Media Engagement supports public media organizations nationwide in engaging their communities. We provide resources that engage and educate citizens, build sustainable community relationships and stimulate civic participation. © 2013 National Center for Media Engagement. All rights reserved. |
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