A glimpse at the latest articles from Immerse, a Medium publication that we co-produce with MIT’s Open Doc Lab, from their most recent newsletter.
Knight Foundation’s new twice-a-month newsletter, News @ Knight, focuses on the impact of local journalism.
We’ve been dealing with the grating uncertainty of these times by trying to have a little fun with it, read on to see what we’ve been up to.
Co-produced by Dot Connector Studio with MIT’s Open Doc Lab, Immerse’s latest issue tackles the many aspects of the Metaverse. Here’s a glimpse at their most recent stories:
In October, West Virginia University launched its first Academic Innovation Summit with more than 60 faculty and staff and community members. The two-day hackathon-style event was focused on “Creating Sustainable Rural Communities” — specifically, in Appalachia. Dot Connector Studio’s Jessica Clark and Mark Glaser helped…
This fall the Guild of Future Architects (GoFA) launched its Pilot New/s Incubator, “designed to support diverse, member-led teams to articulate a shared vision for how their journalism projects will engage stakeholders—including audiences, participants, and funders.”
We are excited to have so many meaningful projects, described below. But we are also working to pace ourselves and remember we’re still living in extraordinarily volatile times.
Jessica Clark, has been working with the Internet Society Foundation (ISC) to launch the BOLT Grant Program.
In 2020, Dot Connector Studio’s Jessica Clark and Mark Glaser collaborated with Sarah Lutman’s Minnesota-based firm 8 Bridges Workshop to lead the Agora Journalism Center through a strategic rethink. Agora just launched a new website that showcases the center’s fresh vision: “Vibrant local information ecosystems…
In September, the International Science Council held an interactive session to “discuss best practices in accessible and inclusive science communication.” Dot Connector’s Jessica Clark, one of four speakers, presented on “Designing inclusive science communication experiences.”