1 month ago
Congratulations to @MarkCurnutte for winning two first-place state-wide awards from Cleveland Press Club!
1. Marian Spencer story (Obituary)
2. “Four Addresses in Four Months: This is What Homelessness Looks Like in Cincinnati." (Single New Story)
https://t.co/c6Xn9EVubi
Congratulations to @MarkCurnutte for winning two first-place state-wide awards from Cleveland Press Club!
1. Marian Spencer story (Obituary)
2. “Four Addresses in Four Months: This is What Homelessness Looks Like in Cincinnati." (Single New Story)
https://t.co/c6Xn9EVubi
2 months ago
When we include people with disabilities along the way in the design process we are asking them to help us do the right thing rather than asking them if we are doing it right. @LevelAccessA11y
When we include people with disabilities along the way in the design process we are asking them to help us do the right thing rather than asking them if we are doing it right. @LevelAccessA11y
2 months ago
Press staff are attending the second annual Digital Inclusion Day at University of Cincinnati. Opening plenary from Derek Featherstone Chief Experience Officer for Level Access. We measure inclusion by looking at where in the process we start the inclusive design process.
Press staff are attending the second annual Digital Inclusion Day at University of Cincinnati. Opening plenary from Derek Featherstone Chief Experience Officer for Level Access. We measure inclusion by looking at where in the process we start the inclusive design process.
3 months ago
We just released the a section of Social Media, Social Justice and the Political Economy of Online Networks by Jeff Blevins, UC Journalism and James Lee, associate vice provost for digital scholarship https://t.co/UJjlrJADSA
We just released the a section of Social Media, Social Justice and the Political Economy of Online Networks by Jeff Blevins, UC Journalism and James Lee, associate vice provost for digital scholarship https://t.co/UJjlrJADSA
3 months ago
First, Digital Community Partnerships edited by Rebecca Wingo and her co-editors, Jason Heppler and Paul Schadewald stands at the crossroads of digital humanities, public history and community engagement. (More information and the link is included in the replies below).
First, Digital Community Partnerships edited by Rebecca Wingo and her co-editors, Jason Heppler and Paul Schadewald stands at the crossroads of digital humanities, public history and community engagement. (More information and the link is included in the replies below).
A big congratulations to Mark Curnutte for winning two first-place state-wide awards from Cleveland Press Club!
http://www.pressclubcleveland.com/media/documents/eij2/2020eijtab.pdf
He won first place for his Marian Spencer story (Obituary). He also won first place for his “Four Addresses in Four Months: This is What Homelessness Looks Like in Cincinnati” (Single New Story)
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2019/07/10/cincinnati-child-poverty-homelessness/1298790001/
http://www.pressclubcleveland.com/media/documents/eij2/2020eijtab.pdf
He won first place for his Marian Spencer story (Obituary). He also won first place for his “Four Addresses in Four Months: This is What Homelessness Looks Like in Cincinnati” (Single New Story)
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2019/07/10/cincinnati-child-poverty-homelessness/1298790001/
4 addresses in 4 months: This is what poverty looks like for this Cincinnati family
After following a family for a year, this is a story of a mother fighting to free her children from poverty.
cincinnati.com
University of Cincinnati Press on Twitter
“We are happy to announce that Across the Color Line: Reporting 25 Years in Black Cincinnati by Mark Curnutte is available at Target! Link below: https://t.co/YXLZnX6UeQ. @MarkCurnutte”
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