dissection c presentation
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Bernice Yeung, Reporter
Lindsay N. Green-Barber,ACLS Public Fellow, CIR Media Impact Analyst
@WhimsicaLinds
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“Rape in the Fields”
“Violación de un Seuño”
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It all starts with story…
but some stories are hard to get.
Invisibility
Sensitive and vulnerable sources
Social & political barriers
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Impact
News
The New York Times
ProPublica
Poynter
Investigative Reporting Workshop
Research
Tow Center
Nieman Lab
USC Media Impact Project
Foundations
Knight Foundation
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
The Fledgling Fund
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Challenges in Impact Analysis
Lack of standards
Question of engagement
Overabundance of online analytics
Offline activity
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Phase 1:
Needs AssessmentDefinition of Impact
Conceptualization of Impact
Method for tracking Impact
Method for comparing across stories
and platforms
Community building
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Impact = change in the status quo as a
result of a direct intervention, be it a text
article, a documentary film, or a live event.
Conceptualization
Macro
Meso
Micro
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“Rape in the Fields”
Impact assessment methodology
Identify outcomesMacro: government response
Meso: increased conversation
Micro: increased awareness
Identify processesInterviews with people
Analyze qualitative data
Discourse analysis
Solutions Summit
• Key stakeholders
• Potential solution model
• Create a space for exchange
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Preliminary findings
Key connectors in communitiesRape crisis centers
DA’s offices
Film as spaceScreenings bring together communities
Introduces sensitive issue in to conversation
Film as evidence“Proof" of lack of information, used to support
research
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