This year’s theme is Rekindling Progress in a Polarized World. There will be sessions focused on communicating around aging, changing the narrative around poverty, documentary film for social change (with a film screening), culturally centered pedagogy and what public interest communications professionals look for when hiring students. And a lot more!
The program consists of a day and a half of small-group sessions, followed by an optional syllabus workshop for those who want help weaving public interest communications into their courses.
They have a special session for grad students to share and brainstorm research, and they'll offer a career networking opportunity for students.
Registration is $100 until April 1, when it goes to $120. Grad student registration is $50 suggested. Learn more and register today!