Learn how to add your voice to The Conversation at info session Tuesday

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RIT has become a member and partner with The Conversation, an independent source for informed commentary and analysis, written by the academic and research community and edited by journalists for the general public. Access to independent, high quality, authenticated, explanatory journalism underpins a functioning democracy. Together, RIT and The Conversation aim to promote better understanding of current affairs and complex issues.

Learn how you can contribute and write for The Conversation during one of two presentations being offered on Tuesday, March 6. The one-hour presentations will be held:

• 10 a.m. in Room 2130, Louise Slaughter Hall (CIMS).

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• 1:30 p.m. in Room 2130, Louise Slaughter Hall (CIMS).

RIT faculty member who have been recently published in The Conversation will share their experiences.

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All articles are authored by scholars who write on their area of expertise. They work with professional editors to ensure that their knowledge is conveyed in language accessible to the widest possible audience. The Conversation mirrors universities in the topics and disciplines it covers, including social sciences and the humanities, science and technology, health, education and the environment. The outlet offers expert commentary on the big issues of the day, as well as the latest research news and breakthroughs. The Conversation has introduced new protocols and controls to help rebuild trust in journalism, including an Editorial Charter.

The Conversation also has a new partnership with The Associated Press, as well as republishing partners including The Washington Post, Time, PBS News Hour, Smithsonian and many more.