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#AAJA22: Owning our Narratives

12:00pm PDT

Owning the narrative online: Getting Asian American journalists their due on Wikipedia (In Partnership with Women Do News) Terrace CAngilee Shah • Katherine Rowlands • Ada Tseng • Women Do News

1:30pm PDT

2022 Pro Tips for Networking and Finding a Mentor Terrace CBenét Wilson • Jesse Sanchez • Karen Mahabir • Dr. Bey-Ling Sha • Josh duLac • Mentor Match

3:00pm PDT

First Timer Orientation Terrace CGwendolyn Wu • Rachel Ramirez • Yung AAJA Affinity Group

10:30am PDT

Reporting on Trauma During Traumatic Times Terrace CCher Calvin • Moni Basu • Sonali Kohli • Shawna Chen

11:45am PDT

Disrupting Disparities Through Data: The Need for AAPI Data Equity in Research and Newsrooms (Sponsored by AARP) Terrace CNicole Dungca • Indira Venkat • Ninez Ponce • Iris Lee • AARP

1:00pm PDT

Using Twitter to Build and Engage Live Audiences (Sponsored by Twitter) Terrace CLiriel Higa • Eric Zuckerman • Elaine Chen • kami rieck • Vignesh Ramachandran • Twitter

10:30am PDT

Language, Please: Thoughtfully covering evolving topics and the words we use to describe them (Sponsored by VOX Media) Terrace CTanya Pai • Chris Clermont • Naomi Tacuyan Underwood • Vox Media

12:00pm PDT

Lights, Camera … Journalism! Breaking Into Entertainment News Terrace CNeal Justin • Derick Yanehiro • Rebecca Sun • Ashley Lee • Clarissa Cruz

2:30pm PDT

Duct Tape & Broken Fax Machines: The Challenges for U.S. Election Officials & the Stories That Have Yet to be Told (Sponsored by Skoll Foundation) Terrace CAlice Rhee • Tiana Epps-Johnson • Skoll Foundation

2:00pm PDT

Identity-empowered Risk Assessment, Planning and Personal Security (In partnership with the International Women's Media Foundation) Terrace CJeff Belzil • Corinne Chin • International Women's Media Foundation