Spotlight on Segregation: The “Shame of Chicago” Screening Sparks Vital Conversations
Public Narrative is working in partnership with the Field Foundation to amplify the important segregation and migration coverage of five local newsrooms.
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Announcing: State of the Public Narrative Address
Join us for the first-ever State of the Public Narrative Address on Saturday, February 20, 2021!
Balancing the Public Narrative through Civic Engagement
We exist to balance the public narrative. We do that by actively diversifying the voices participating in the news by training and connecting diverse community…
Envisioning Equity: Strategic Planning for Inclusive Organizations
Building a more racially equitable organization is an important goal, but not an easy process. A recent Chicago conference, Envisioning Equity: Strategic Planning for Inclusive…
It’s not just Leslie Jones
Be prepared. That doesn't just mean scheduling your social media ahead of time. It means doing a deep dive into who you really are online. That includes thinking about how you respond in a crisis, or if someone just derails your conversation. Susy Schultz, our president, talks about how best to prepare for the worst part of social media — the haters.
Twitter transforms you to a social media rock star
Twitter is 10. And while people keep talking gloom and doom, our president Susy Schultz thinks the bird is the word when it comes to social media.
Narratives can make change
"It's about creating a public ready to receive those stories and then together act on what they have learned." ~ Daniel Ash, Chicago Community Trust