‘Democracy’ and Journalism-related Festival Events Friday, Sept. 21 at 6 p.m. - “Informing the Public by Informing the News” - One Book South Dakota Author Thomas E. Patterson speaks at Performing Arts Center, Larson Memorial Concert Hall, Brookings Saturday, Sept. 22 at 2 p.m. - “Modern Media: How Did We Get Here? Where Do We Go Now?” with Jacqui Banaszynski, Andy Boyle, Linsey Davis, Thomas E. Patterson at Brookings City County Building, Council Chambers Saturday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. - “Tough Topics, Pulitzer Prizes: How our Content and its Coverage have Changed Over the Years,” by Timothy Egan and Jacqui Banaszynski at First United Methodist Church, Brookings For a full schedule of events, including other presentations about the state of journalism and the media, please visit sdbookfestival.com/schedule. SDHC will host journalism and social media experts at the South Dakota Festival of Books in September led by (clockwise from top left) One Book SD author Thomas E. Patterson, Emmy-winning ABC News correspondent Linsey Davis, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Jacqui Banaszynski and Timothy Egan. sdbookfestival.com Investigating the State of the Media “Democracy and the Informed Citizen” examines the critical role of journalism and the power of the humanities to enrich understanding of local and national issues and inspire citizen engagement. SDHC is one of 49 humanities councils in the U.S. to receive local funding for the initiative, which was kicked off with a special event at the University of South Dakota April 26. As part of a special partnership created to promote the initiative, SDHC and SDNA are hosting a series of public forums focusing on public trust and the media. SDHC will also host journalism and social media experts at the South Dakota Festival of Books in September, led by the journalism experts listed below. ‘Democracy and the Informed Citizen’

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‘Democracy’ and Journalism-related Festival Events

Friday, Sept. 21 at 6 p.m. - “Informing the Public by Informing the News” - One Book South Dakota Author Thomas E. Patterson speaks at Performing Arts Center, Larson Memorial Concert Hall, Brookings

Saturday, Sept. 22 at 2 p.m. - “Modern Media: How Did We Get Here? Where Do We Go Now?” with Jacqui Banaszynski, Andy Boyle, Linsey Davis, Thomas E. Patterson at Brookings City County Building, Council Chambers

Saturday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. - “Tough Topics, Pulitzer Prizes: How our Content and its Coverage have Changed Over the Years,” by Timothy Egan and Jacqui Banaszynski at First United Methodist Church, Brookings

For a full schedule of events, including other presentations about the state of journalism and the media, please visit sdbookfestival.com/schedule.

SDHC will host journalism and social media experts at the South Dakota Festival of Books in September led by (clockwise from top left) One Book SD author Thomas E. Patterson, Emmy-winning ABC News correspondent Linsey Davis, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Jacqui Banaszynski and Timothy Egan.

sdbookfestival.com

Investigating the State of the Media“Democracy and the Informed Citizen” examines the critical role of journalism and the power of the humanities to enrich understanding of local and national issues and inspire citizen engagement. SDHC is one of 49 humanities councils in the U.S. to receive local funding for the initiative, which was kicked off with a special event at the University of South Dakota April 26. As part of a special partnership created to promote the initiative, SDHC and SDNA are hosting a series of public forums focusing on public trust and the media. SDHC will also host journalism and social media experts at the South Dakota Festival of Books in September, led by the journalism experts listed below.

‘Democracy and the Informed Citizen’