Local Events • Volunteer-organized and run events across the globe. Learn more about the ONA Local program.
Come get an update on the Google News Initiative.
Join us for a panel discussion on web redesigns where local publications and a web agency will reveal best practices and the lessons they learned while making their redesigns.
Let's enjoy the warm weather, get some fresh air after work and decompress at Uptown Beer Garden during their SIPS HH.
Come hear from Ohio native (and OU grad) Meghan Louttit, Deputy Editor of The New York Times Digital News Design team.
SoCal's Media Kickball Tournament returns!
Kick off the brand new ONA Silicon Valley group with happy hour in San Jose.
We’ll have five-minute lightning talks from local news media leaders showcasing the latest digital journalism tools and projects.
A mixer for interns and hiring managers.
A special training session on how to use free Google tools that can help your newsroom build interactive charts, maps, visualizations and more.
A discussion on how journalists can productively cover mental health and practice self-care to preserve their own mental health while working in the field.
A session with some of Boston's key online publishers who are making strides in the world of subscriptions and memberships.
Join ONA Reno for a night of fun and trivia (with a journalism twist).
In this interactive training, Sandra Gonzalez of the Google News Initiative will show you reporting techniques that go beyond the search bar.
We’ve invited four Seattle-area speakers to talk about what strategies newsrooms can use to reflect the diversity of the communities they serve, including hiring best practices, mentoring programs, editorial strategies and more.
Join us for a journalism group mega mixer.
A discussion on the development and future of the internet, the Internet of Things and digital security.
Learn about using Google tools in your reporting.
Join us for a ball game.
Consider this course a cheat code to an efficient way to practice journalism in the digital age.
Let's create better relationships between journalists and the communities we serve.
