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SUMMARY:Healthy Aging Month
DESCRIPTION:September is Healthy Aging Month sponsored by Healthy Aging Magazine. \nHealthy Aging Month is an annual obser­vance month designed to focus national atten­tion on the pos­i­tive aspects of grow­ing older. 
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/healthy-aging-month-3/
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SUMMARY:National Preparedness Month
DESCRIPTION:September is recognized as National Preparedness Month (NPM) which serves as a reminder that we all must take action to prepare\, now and throughout the year\, for the types of emergencies that could affect us where we live\, work\, and also where we visit. Due to the success of last year’s theme\, “Don’t Wait\, Communicate. Make Your Emergency Plan Today\,” will be returning for this September with a continuing emphasis on preparedness for youth\, older adults\, and people with disabilities and others with access and functional needs. Thank you for taking time help make America more prepared for emergencies. \nWeekly themes include: \n\n\nPromote NPM:  August 28-September 3                  Kickoff to National Preparedness Month \n\nFind resources to promote NPM at: www.ready.gov/september\n\n\n\nWeek 2:  September 4-10                                            Preparing Family & Friends \n\nMake a family emergency communication plan\n\n\n\nWeek 3:  September 11-17                                          Preparing Through Service \n\nHonor 9/11 by Getting involved in your community & planning with neighbors.\n\n\n\nWeek 4:  September 18-24                                          Individual Preparedness \n\nTake individual steps to prepare for a disaster today like downloading the FEMA app.\n\n\n\nWeek 5:  September 25-30                                          Lead up to National PrepareAthon Day  \n\n\nBe counted and register your preparedness event for National PrepareAthon Day!
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/national-preparedness-month/
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SUMMARY:National Tribal Health Conference
DESCRIPTION:The National  Indian Health Board hosts its 33rd annual conference\, this year focusing on “Achieving and Sustaining Quality Health Care in Indian Country.” \nThe event\, in Scottsdale\, Arizona\, includes sessions on substance abuse and mental health\, trauma\, youth outreach and community aid. \nOther sessions will focus on health disparities research\, tobacco use\, indigenous foods\, diabetes and more. (See the draft agenda here.) Mary Smith\, acting director of the Indian Health Service\, is a confirmed keynote speaker. 
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/national-tribal-health-conference/
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SUMMARY:Media Law for Journalists
DESCRIPTION:The Media Law Resource Center Institute and the National Press Club Journalism Institute is holding this event to cover practical advice for journalists to stay clear of costly libel and privacy suits\, navigate the reporter source relationship\, avoid copyright traps\, learn about digital law and understand insurance coverage options. \n Top media lawyers are volunteering to provide the legal instruction\, and editors and writers from the Washington Post\, USA Today\, CNN\, WJLA-TV and NPR will be there for a roundtable discussion to share their tips and strategies on career paths and story pitches. The webpage is here and the Facebook event page is here. It’s $20 for the day\, and includes breakfast and lunch. \nThe workshop is open to freelancers\, bloggers\, reporters\, photographers\, editors in print\, digital or video spaces\, and podcasters. \nPanels\nHow Journalists Get Into Trouble: Most of the legal issues journalists face in creating content are fairly predictable. We’ll give practical advice on staying within bounds on libel\, privacy and copyright\, discuss best practices for avoiding litigation and what to do if faced with it. \nNewsgathering: A discussion of what you are and are not allowed to do in the course of newsgathering.  We’ll discuss hidden cameras\, lying to obtain information\, trespass\, contracts with sources\, and more. \nYour Relationship with Sources and Understanding the Reporters’ Privilege: How to forge deals with sources\, minimize risk\, address ethical concerns and your obligations to editors and publishers. What are the pros and cons of using confidential sources? Can you be forced to reveal your sources? Will you be supported by your publisher or will you be in conflict? \nDigital Law: What are the legal differences\, if any\, between the old world of print and the new digital environment? \nProtecting Yourself: Insurance and Lawyers: What coverage options are out there? If you get into legal trouble\, how to find an attorney and what to look for? \nEditorial Roundtable: Freewheeling discussion and Q&A on career choices\, pitching stories\, finding jobs\, and the ups and downs of the journalistic life. Featuring journalists from USA TODAY\, CNN\, and WJLA-TV.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/media-law-for-journalists/
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