Meredith D. Clark's guest appearances

Meredith D. Clark

Imagine Otherwise by Ideas on Fire

Lets Have This Conversation 

Patrick Johnson

Chloe Carmichael

Dan Miller

Jared Goff

Aaron Rose

Debi Silber

Porchia Moore

John Collins

Anna Runyan

Liz Wolfe

Michael Anthony

Brian Keane

Brian Kelly

John Campbell

Josh Perry

OwlTail

Even our best-laid plans go awry sometimes and require us to adjust on the fly. Whether it’s throwing out our timeline for publication or experimenting with a new teaching technique, adapting our plans to meet the changing world is a crucial part of any interdisciplinary project. But how can we make sure our plan adjustments serve our collective political and ethical goals? To help us think through this question, in episode 126 of Imagine Otherwise, host Cathy Hannabach interviews journalist, media scholar, and fellow planning enthusiast Meredith D. Clark, whose research examines the role Black Twitter plays in social and political resistance. In the conversation, Meredith and Cathy discuss how she developed a new way of planning during the pandemic and the tools that she uses to create consistency and support mental health. They also dive into why being open to failure and experimentation is crucial to a successful career shift and why building a world in which everyone has enough is how Meredith imagine otherwise. Transcript and show notes: https://ideasonfire.net/126-meredith-d-clark

Even our best-laid plans go awry sometimes and require us to adjust on the fly. Whether it’s throwing out our timeline for publication or experimenting with a new teaching technique, adapting our plans to meet the changing world is a crucial part of any interdisciplinary project. But how can we make sure our plan adjustments serve our collective political and ethical goals? To help us think through this question, in episode 126 of Imagine Otherwise, host Cathy Hannabach interviews journalist, media scholar, and fellow planning enthusiast Meredith D. Clark, whose research examines the role Black Twitter plays in social and political resistance. In the conversation, Meredith and Cathy discuss how she developed a new way of planning during the pandemic and the tools that she uses to create consistency and support mental health. They also dive into why being open to failure and experimentation is crucial to a successful career shift and why building a world in which everyone has enough is how Meredith imagine otherwise. Transcript and show notes: <a href="https://ideasonfire.net/126-meredith-d-clark" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ideasonfire.net/126-meredith-d-clark</a>

Meredith D. Clark on Adapting Plans to Where You’re At

With the current state of unrest in America surrounding police reform, racism, politics, and the perception of the media today. The journalism profession has never been more scrutinized than now. Which also makes it more challenging for minorities to receive opportunities for advancement in this field. Dr. Meredith D. Clark (@MeredithDClark) is an assistant professor in the Department of Media Studies at the University of Virginia. She is also, a former newspaper journalist whose research focuses on the intersections of race, media, and power. She joined me this week to discuss the current state of affairs as it relates to opportunities for advancement in the profession for minorities.

With the current state of unrest in America surrounding police reform, racism, politics, and the perception of the media today. The journalism profession has never been more scrutinized than now. Which also makes it more challenging for minorities to receive opportunities for advancement in this field. Dr. Meredith D. Clark (@MeredithDClark) is an assistant professor in the Department of Media Studies at the University of Virginia. She is also, a former newspaper journalist whose research focuses on the intersections of race, media, and power. She joined me this week to discuss the current state of affairs as it relates to opportunities for advancement in the profession for minorities.

Dr. Meredith D. Clark: Discusses Increasing Journalism Diversity