10:12:07	 From  johnheaston : What’s the name of the awards again? Can I find them online? Very interested in something like that in my community.
10:12:18	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Hippies Awards
10:12:24	 From  Jo Ellen Kaiser : ippies
10:12:25	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Ippies Awards
10:12:59	 From  johnheaston : Thanks!
10:13:19	 From  Manolia Charlotin : ccem.journalism.cuny.edu
10:16:08	 From  Manolia Charlotin : newsvoices.org
10:18:10	 From  Manolia Charlotin : medium.com/binj-reports
10:20:37	 From  Manolia Charlotin : publicnarrative.org
10:23:25	 From  Manolia Charlotin : citybureau.org
10:23:45	 From  Susy Schultz : Thanks Manolia
10:28:04	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Colorado Media Alliance openmediafoundation.org
10:28:39	 From  Mike Rispoli, Free Press : Good piece by Nieman on Anna’s work and movement journalism: http://www.niemanlab.org/2017/08/a-survey-of-independent-media-in-the-south-asks-if-movement-journalism-can-help-newsrooms-better-cover-social-justice-strife/
10:28:53	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Thanks Mike!
10:29:36	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Arkansas Nonprofit News Network
10:29:44	 From  Manolia Charlotin : arknews.org
10:31:50	 From  joanna leflore : thanks for sharing these links!
10:32:15	 From  Manolia Charlotin : you’re welcome!
10:32:39	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Please feel free to share any info you’d like folks to have/see
10:33:27	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Philly Community Access Media phillycam.org
10:35:54	 From  Susy Schultz : Our business model at Public Narrative is 50% foundations but 50% of our communication Training, which has been very good for us. Teaching people how to tell their story in a better way is something many people want to learn and are willing to pay to learn. We have a four tier system for payment and so, we get the bigger nonprofits essentially to pay for the work we do with smaller outlets. We do about $100,000 in pro bono work for small nonprofits and start up community businesses.
10:36:01	 From  joanna leflore : http://mdbmsc.org - Omaha news foundation focused on youth training and more...
10:39:44	 From  joanna leflore : what’s it called in baltimore?
10:39:45	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Thanks Joanna and Susy
10:39:54	 From  Manolia Charlotin : BINJ Baltimore
10:40:43	 From  Manolia Charlotin : it’s from the Boston model: Boston Institute of Nonprofit Journalism
10:41:46	 From  Jason Pramas - DigBoston/BINJ : (catch the BINJ virus!)
10:43:41	 From  Jason Pramas - DigBoston/BINJ : binjonline.org
10:43:49	 From  Jason Pramas - DigBoston/BINJ : digboston.com
10:44:51	 From  Baynard Woods : binj-baltimore.org
10:45:07	 From  Manolia Charlotin : Thanks!
10:48:43	 From  johnheaston : We do more business in digital marketing services — helping businesses get their digital presence in order (all of it, after all, we do it for ourselves all the time) and it’s their best marketing investment. The phone book is our biggest competitor. Here’s a program you can sign-on to as a nonprofit if you’re helping businesses — gybo.com — and a cheesy video with youth implementing some of the programs — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UYB1t82ihc. Google wants this to be a grassroots effort, but it’s really a big revenue opportunity for anyone in communications and media.
10:49:10	 From  johnheaston : Best part, it really helps our businesses!
10:50:51	 From  Baynard Woods : yes
10:51:35	 From  Mike Rispoli, Free Press : +1 for peer2peer
10:58:09	 From  Susy Schultz : Thanks nice to meet you all