Our Planet, Our Pages: Reader-Supported Journalism, the Grist Story
Grist [Grist.org] is a nonprofit, independent media organization based in Seattle and operating across the U.S., dedicated to highlighting climate solutions and uncovering environmental injustices. Founded in 1999, they use the power of journalism to engage and inform the public about the impacts and perils of climate change. Grist operates on a revenue model that mixes member support, foundations, major donors and advertising. “At Grist, we engage our audience to ensure that progress is made … and no one is left behind.”
In this powerful keynote, Grist’s Editor-in-Chief Katherine Bagley will explore the critical role that newsrooms and magazines — digital and otherwise — play in shaping public discourse on climate change. You will learn how to use the power of journalism to inform and drive action, and how to experiment with storytelling and partnerships to reach new audiences. Discover why in-depth, innovative climate reporting is important to the entire media ecosystem, and how to talk to your readers about difficult topics.
A question and answer period will follow Katherine’s prepared remarks. This is a must-attend session for editors, writers and anyone passionate about creating a sustainable future.
Here’s a sneak preview from Katherine Bagley, about the Grist Story.
