Programs

As a longtime member and SPJ leader, I’ve run and hosted hands-on events geared toward teaching journalists and student journalists applicable skills in fun, interactive settings. These events are often held at coffee shops, breweries, universities, high school campuses and college media conventions — and we can bring them to you.

Fake News Game Show

Created by the SPJ Florida pro chapter, the Fake News Game Show is an interactive trivia-style game centered around media literacy. The game was featured by Poynter for its creative approach.

Zombie Stories

Teaching students interviewing skills by having them chat up the undead. More information.

Muslimedia

Is the term “Islamic terrorist” accurate or offensive? An open discussion between Muslim community leaders and the journalists who cover them, over a Halal lunch. More information.

First Amendment Free Food Festival

A national event where students sign away their rights for an hour in exchange for a free meal.

Midnight Snack

Student publications shouldn’t have to pay for their critiques. Students and pros mingle over a late-night breakfast and talk all things journalism at this free event.

Want to book an event or host one yourself? Contact me.