BI-PARTISAN MULTI-FAITH
CITIZEN POWERED
EXPERT LED STUDENT RUN
AWARDS & HIGHLIGHTS
BEST PAPER AWARD (RUNNER UP)
International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference
2022
INVITED PRESENTATION
Inaugural Transatlantic Dialogue on AI & Humanity
(Paris, France. Reported on in Forbes.)
2022
JURIED AND ONLINE VOTE
SXSW EDU
2022
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT (RUNNER UP)
Next Team Challenge Award (NPR)
2022
BEST PAPER AWARD
Midwest Academy For Legal Studies in Business
2020
NBC KARE-11 (MINNEAPOLIS)
FORBES
OMAHA WORLD-HERALD
NEBRASKA PUBLIC TELEVISION
NBC WTOL-11 (TOLEDO) NBC KHOU-11 (HOUSTON)
NBC KXTV (SACREMENTO)
AG NEWS I CREIGHTON NEWS I OMAHA DAILY RECORD
NEXT GENERATION POLITICS
HUMAN LAWYER AI AND YOU OUR BLACK NEWS
"Regulating Artificial Intelligence - Is Global Consensus Possible?"
Forbes
September 9, 2022
“Criminal Conviction By Algorithms Are
Ruining Innocent Lives.”
Omaha World Herald.
August 29, 2021
w/ Thomas Freeman, and Libby Otto
“After Facebook Scandal, Local College Students Are Talking Issues of Big Tech.”
NBC KARE-11 Evening News (Minneapolis)NBC WTOL 11 (Toledo)
NBC KHOU 11 (Houston)
NBC KXTV (Sacramento)7 November 2021
“Why Isn’t There Social Media Forgiveness?”
NBC KARE-11 Breaking the News.
Minneapolis: 13 September 2018
“Students Tackle Big Questions of Online Privacy Rights.”
Creighton University News.May 20, 2023
“Creighton Prof To Talk Digital Literary At SXSW EDU.”
Omaha Daily Record.
February 18, 2022
“NCU Technology Students Impacting Nation.’
AG News.
December 12, 2021
"Aaron McKain: Pushing Students to be the Innovators of Tomorrow."Pipers in Depth.
(Hamline University.)
Saint Paul, MN. April 2017
"Students Are Harnessing the Power of Digital Media to Problem-Solve and
Strengthen Human Connection."
Hamline University News. July 2016“How Do We Reoccupy Shared Reality?"
Next Generation PoliticsMay 4, 2023
w/ Richard Leyva and Phillip Graham
“Digital Ethics and the
Institute for Digital Humanity.”
Human Lawyer.
December 2021
w/ Shea Sullivan and Aaron McKain"Institute for Digital Humanity, part 1."
AI and You.
March 28, 2022
w/ Shea Sullivan and Hannah Grubbs
"Institute for Digital Humanity, part 2."
AI and You.
April 4, 2022
“Critical Race Theory?”
Our Black News.
June 2021
w/ Julius Hernandez
“What is Digital Ethics.”
Our Black News.
May 2021
w/ Julius Hernandez and Annelane Sallee.
“What the Floyd Verdict Means for Minneapolis.”
Our Black News.
April 2021
PUBLICATIONS
for the public & industry I academic I idh student publications
ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS
invited talks I competitive/peer-reviewed conferences
PROFESSIONAL
TRAININGS & COMMUNITY ED
Principles of Digital Law and Ethics
CPI TechREG Chronicle
Special Issue on Machine Learning.
Feb 2023
w/ Thomas Freeman, Samson Hall
"A Primer on Digital and Data Science Ethics."
Nebraska Lawyer
Sept/Oct 2022
w/ Thomas Freeman, Samson Hall
“Criminal Conviction By Algorithms Are Ruining Innocent Lives.”
Omaha World-Herald
August 29, 2021
w/ Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth Otto
“The Legal Implications of Algorithmic Decision-Making.”
Nebraska Lawyer
May/June 2020w/ Thomas Freeman and Samson Hall.
As Technology Evolves, So Will the Law, and So Must Attorneys,
Nebraska Lawyer
July/August 2019
w/ Thomas Freeman
“Free Speech in Post-Digital America.”
Hennepin County Library
Permanent CollectionSeptember 2019
w/ The Institute for Digital Humanity and
the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy."Using the Lens of Narrative Theory to Rethink Digital Ethics."
International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference
Proceedings. (Forthcoming)
With Marci Exted and Thomas Freeman
WINNER:
Primeaux Award for Best Paper
(First Runner-Up)
"The Roberts Court and Compulsory Collective Bargaining: Reading the TeaLeaves After Janus and Masterpiece."
Georgetown Journal ofLaw and Public Policy.
Spring 2023
“In Two Voices: A Neuroscientist and Patient Tell Their Story.”
Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine.
August 2020
With Amanda Aherns and Stephen Pederson.
“Let Them All Eat Cake: Rhetorically Mapping Religious Freedom, LGBTQIA Discrimination,
and The First Amendment After Janus and Masterpiece.”
Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business Proceedings.
2020
With Thomas Freeman
WINNER:
Best Paper Award
“Rhetorically Predicting a First Amendment Right to Negotiation After Janus.”
William and Mary Business Law Review
11: 609 (2020).
With Thomas Freeman
and Destiyne Sewell
“The Art of EMF Science: Aesthetics, Ethics, and Post-Digital Health Advocacy.”
PostHuman: New Media Art 2020.
CICA Press: Seoul, South Korea: 2020
With Steven Pederson and
the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy.
“The Future of Collective Bargaining: Rhetorically Predicting a First Amendment Right to Negotiation.”
Midwest Academy of
Legal Studies in Business
Proceedings 2019With Thomas Freeman and Destynie Sewell.
Principles of Digital Law and Ethics
CPI TechREG Chronicle.
Special Issue on Machine Learning. Feb 2023.
w/ Thomas Freeman, Samson Hall,
and Aaron McKain
w/ assistance from
IDH 2022
summer interns: Joseph Masi,
Michael Bartz, William Harper,
Kylie Karsky, Madeleine Britto,
C.J. Braccia, Emily Atamov,
Ava Verzani, and Clare Hart
"A Primer on Digital and Data Science Ethics."
Nebraska Lawyer.
Sept/Oct 2022.
w/ Thomas Freeman, Samson Hall,
and Aaron McKain
w/ assistance from IDH interns:
Joseph Masi, Matthew Mandolfo,Madeleine Britto,
Michael Bartz, William Harper,
Kylie Karsky, Meagan Compton,
Emily Atamov
“WandaVision Exposes the Reality that Our Filter Bubbles Control our Minds.”
Popular Culture and Theology
September 22, 2021
Hanna Grubbs
Eds: Reid Madden and Steven Pedersen
“WandaVision: An Intersectional Perspective on the Erasure of Jewish Identity.”
Blerg.com
April 18th, 2021
w/ Joe Cobb (eds: Reid Maddenand Steven Pedersen)
“In Two Voices.”
Intima: A Journal of
Narrative MedicineAugust 2020
w/ Amanda Aherns, Steven Pedersen,
and Aaron McKain
“The Legal Implications of Algorithmic Decision Making.”
Nebraska Lawyer
May/June 2020
w/ Thomas Freeman, Aaron McKain,
and Samson Hall.
“Free Speech in Post-Digital America.”
Hennepin County Library
(Permanent Collection.)
September 2019.
w/ Aaron McKain and the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy
“What Would Jesus Program?”Rhetoric Society of America.
Portland, OR. May 2020
“Make Them Bake Cake? In the Wake of Masterpiece Cakeshop, Which Religious Activities Are Protected Expression Under the First
Amendment and Protected from Discrimination Laws?”
Midwest Business Administrative Association/Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business Joint Conference.
With Tom Freeman and Daniel Schneider. Chicago, IL. March 2020
“Racist Robots: A Visual Primer on Understanding Algorithmic Bias.”
Midwest Business Administrative Association/Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business Joint Conference.
With Tom Freeman and Dan Schneider. Chicago, IL. March 2020
“Rhetoric Versus the Robots II: The Ethics of Algorithmic Unreliability.”
International Society for the Study of Narrative.
With Weston Cregut and Rebekah Winkel. New Orleans, LA. March 2020
“The Right to Speak, Bake, or Film…or Not…Which Activities are Protected Expression Under the First Amendment?”
Huber Hurst Research Seminar in Business Law and Ethics.
With Thomas Freeman. Gainsville, FL. January 2020
“Privacy 3.0: Using Narrative Theory to Navigate Legal, Corporate, and Community Debates on Algorithmic Ethics.”
Data, Law, and AI Ethics Research Colloquium. Washington and Lee School of Law.
With Thomas Freeman. Lexington, VA. April 2019
“Using the Lens of Narrative Theory to Rethink Digital Ethics."
International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference.
With Marci Exted and Thomas Freeman. October 2022
Winner: Primeaux Best Paper Award. (Runner-Up.)“Privacy 3.0: Using Narrative Theory to Reframe Health Data Sanctity.”
Inaugural Transatlantic Dialogue on Humanity and AI Regulation.
Hosted by HEC Paris. Paris, France. May 2022
“Regulating Global Intelligence: Is Global Consensus Possible"Reported in Forbes:
September 9, 2022“Privacy 3.0: Using Narrative Theory to Forgive, Forget, and Re-Program Digital Dignity.”
Data, Law, and AI Ethics Research Colloquium.
With Thomas Freeman. Organizers: Indiana University, Virginia Tech,
and University of Pennsylvania. Online. April 2022
“Triangulating Hate Speech and Free Speech in Algorithmic Environments.”
Indiana University.
Bloomington, IN: April 2022 (Online.)
“Algorithmic Unreliability: Narrative Theory, Digital Ethics, and The Constitutionality of Employment AI.”Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business.
With Thomas Freeman and Marci Exted.
Chicago, IL and Online: March 2022
“Redefining Digital Literary: Algorithms and You.”
SXSW EDU.
With Thomas Freeman, Ayin Morales-Monge, and Shea Sullivan. March 2022
Winner of online voting competition to present.
“Privacy 3.0: Forgiveness and Student Data After Mahoney.”
International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference: DePaul University.
With Thomas Freeman, Simon Truatman, and Amanda Aherns. Chicago, IL: October 2021
“Algorithmic Bias: How Cross Functional Networks Can Fight Digitized Discrimination.”
Heider Business Symposium: Creighton University.
With Dr. Aaron McKain, Thomas Freeman, Elizabeth Otto, Ayin Monge, and Julius Hernandez. Omaha, NE. October 2021
“Reckoning With Robots; The Constitutional Implications of Using Algorithms to Make Human Decisions.”
Midwest Associate of Legal Studies in Business/Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Conference.
With Thomas Freeman. Chicago, IL: March 2021
“Digital Ethics: What’s Next?”
OSTROM Workshop. Indiana University School of Business.
With Julius Hernandez and Shea Sullivan. Bloomington, IN: February 2021
“A Taxonomy of Algorithmic Unreliability: Using Facial Recognition to Map Constitutional Issues.”
Data, Law, and AI Ethics Research Colloquium. Indiana University & Virginia Tech University.
Online (COVID): May 2020
“Racist Robots? A Visual Primer on Understanding Algorithmic Bias.”
Midwest Associate of Legal Studies in Business/Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Conference.
With Thomas Freeman, Ayin Monge-Morales, and Moises Morales. March 2020
“Rhetoric Versus the Robots: Mapping the Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Algorithmic Discrimination.”
Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics and Society at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.
Bloomington, IN. November 2019
“Why Digital Rights Is The New Civil Rights Movement.”North Carolina A & T State University.
Greensboro, NC: May 2018
WILLIAM AND MARY LAW REVIEW
GEORGETOWN JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
INTIMA: A JOURNAL OF NARRATIVE MEDICINE
MIDWEST ACADEMY OF LEGAL STUDIES IN BUSINESS
NEBRASKA LAWYER
COMPETITION POLICY INTERNATIONAL
OMAHA WORLD-HERALD
POPULAR CULTURE AND THEOLOGY
BLERG.COM
THE JOKE IS ON US: POLITICAL COMEDY IN NEOLIBERAL TIMES
POSTHUMAN: NEW MEDIA ART
“All Bullets Shatter: Untold Stories of Gun Violence and Trauma.”
Living Art Exhibition and Civic Forum
Minneapolis, MN and Online: May 2022
With the Institute for Digital Humanity; Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy; Guns Down, Love Up; Project Minnesota; The Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives (Ohio State, Portland State, George State); and the Pittsburgh University Prison Writing Project.
“Plugging In: Race, Technology, and Surveillance
Workshop for Advocates and Educators.”Northeast Sculpture Gallery:
Minneapolis, MN. October 2021
With ACLU MN, Safety Not Surveillance, Reclaim the Block, Councilman Simon Trautmann (Richfield, MN), and Councilman Steve Fletcher (Minneapolis, MN).
“Digital Rights Are Civil Rights: Race and Technology.”
Juried International Art Exhibition and Community Education Event
Minneapolis MN and Online: February 2021
With the Institute for Digital Humanity, Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy, ACLU MN, Native Youth Arts Collective, and Councilman Steve Fletcher.
“Contaminated.”
International Juried Art Exhibition and Civic Forum
Minneapolis, MN and Online: May 2020
With the Institute for Digital Humanity and Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy.
“Medical Unreliability and Sick Girl Theory.”
Curated Cross-Cultural Art Exchange
St. Cloud Zine Fest. St. Cloud, MN. February 2020
With Allison Baker, the Institute for Digital Humanity, and the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy.
“Sad Girls and Hopeful Women.”
Curated Cross-Cultural Art Exchange
Twin Cities Zine Fest. Minneapolis, MN. September 2020
With Allison Baker, the Institute for Digital Humanity, and the Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy.
“Hopeful Women.”Student Art Installation on Christian Feminism
Hamline University. Saint Paul, MN. Dec 2018
INTERNATIONAL VINCENTIAN BUSINESS ETHICS CONFERENCE
TRANSATLATNTIC DIALOGUE ON HUMANITY AND AI REGULATION
DATA, LAW & ETHICS RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
MIDWEST ACADEMICY OF LEGAL STUDIES IN BUSINESS
HEIDER BUSINESS SYMPOSIUM
NORTH CAROLINA AT & T UNIVERSITY
DREW UNIVERSITY
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR JUSTICE & LAW
NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
“What Would Jesus Program?”Rhetoric Society of America.
Portland, OR. May 2020
“Make Them Bake Cake? In the Wake of Masterpiece Cakeshop, Which Religious Activities Are Protected Expression Under the First
Amendment and Protected from Discrimination Laws?”
Midwest Business Administrative Association/Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business Joint Conference.
With Tom Freeman and Daniel Schneider. Chicago, IL. March 2020
“Racist Robots: A Visual Primer on Understanding Algorithmic Bias.”
Midwest Business Administrative Association/Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business Joint Conference.
With Tom Freeman and Dan Schneider. Chicago, IL. March 2020
“Rhetoric Versus the Robots II: The Ethics of Algorithmic Unreliability.”
International Society for the Study of Narrative.
With Weston Cregut and Rebekah Winkel. New Orleans, LA. March 2020
“The Right to Speak, Bake, or Film…or Not…Which Activities are Protected Expression Under the First Amendment?”
Huber Hurst Research Seminar in Business Law and Ethics.
With Thomas Freeman. Gainsville, FL. January 2020
“Privacy 3.0: Using Narrative Theory to Navigate Legal, Corporate, and Community Debates on Algorithmic Ethics.”
Data, Law, and AI Ethics Research Colloquium. Washington and Lee School of Law.
With Thomas Freeman. Lexington, VA. April 2019
“Using the Lens of Narrative Theory to Rethink Digital Ethics."
International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference.
With Marci Exted and Thomas Freeman. October 2022
Winner: Primeaux Best Paper Award. (Runner-Up.)“Privacy 3.0: Using Narrative Theory to Reframe Health Data Sanctity.”
Inaugural Transatlantic Dialogue on Humanity and AI Regulation.
Hosted by HEC Paris. Paris, France. May 2022
“Regulating Global Intelligence: Is Global Consensus Possible"Reported in Forbes:
September 9, 2022“Privacy 3.0: Using Narrative Theory to Forgive, Forget, and Re-Program Digital Dignity.”
Data, Law, and AI Ethics Research Colloquium.
With Thomas Freeman. Organizers: Indiana University, Virginia Tech,
and University of Pennsylvania. Online. April 2022
“Triangulating Hate Speech and Free Speech in Algorithmic Environments.”
Indiana University.
Bloomington, IN: April 2022 (Online.)
“Algorithmic Unreliability: Narrative Theory, Digital Ethics, and The Constitutionality of Employment AI.”Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business.
With Thomas Freeman and Marci Exted.
Chicago, IL and Online: March 2022
“Redefining Digital Literary: Algorithms and You.”
SXSW EDU.
With Thomas Freeman, Ayin Morales-Monge, and Shea Sullivan. March 2022
Winner of online voting competition to present.
“Privacy 3.0: Forgiveness and Student Data After Mahoney.”
International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference: DePaul University.
With Thomas Freeman, Simon Truatman, and Amanda Aherns. Chicago, IL: October 2021
“Algorithmic Bias: How Cross Functional Networks Can Fight Digitized Discrimination.”
Heider Business Symposium: Creighton University.
With Dr. Aaron McKain, Thomas Freeman, Elizabeth Otto, Ayin Monge, and Julius Hernandez. Omaha, NE. October 2021
“Reckoning With Robots; The Constitutional Implications of Using Algorithms to Make Human Decisions.”
Midwest Associate of Legal Studies in Business/Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Conference.
With Thomas Freeman. Chicago, IL: March 2021
“Digital Ethics: What’s Next?”
OSTROM Workshop. Indiana University School of Business.
With Julius Hernandez and Shea Sullivan. Bloomington, IN: February 2021
“A Taxonomy of Algorithmic Unreliability: Using Facial Recognition to Map Constitutional Issues.”
Data, Law, and AI Ethics Research Colloquium. Indiana University & Virginia Tech University.
Online (COVID): May 2020
“Racist Robots? A Visual Primer on Understanding Algorithmic Bias.”
Midwest Associate of Legal Studies in Business/Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Conference.
With Thomas Freeman, Ayin Monge-Morales, and Moises Morales. March 2020
“Rhetoric Versus the Robots: Mapping the Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Algorithmic Discrimination.”
Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics and Society at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.
Bloomington, IN. November 2019
“Why Digital Rights Is The New Civil Rights Movement.”North Carolina A & T State University.
Greensboro, NC: May 2018
“Algorithmic Bias in the Criminal Justice System: Cheat Codes for Defense Attorneys.”
Minnesota Legal Rights Center.
Workshop.
With Marci Exted and Tom Freeman.
Fall 2022
“The Civil Rights Challenges Posed by Algorithmic Bias.”
Iowa State Bar Association. 2022.
Presented by Tom Freeman.
“Legal Considerations of Algorithmic Decision Making.”
Nebraska State Bar Association. 2022.
Presented by Tom Freeman.
“Pitfalls of Using Algorithms in Hiring Decisions.”
Iowa State Bar Association. 2022.Presented by Tom Freeman.
“Technology Inclusivity in Online Dispute Resolution.”
American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Technology Expo.
With Angie Raymond and Isak NitAsare.Online. July 2021
“All Bullets Shatter: Untold Stories of Gun Violence and Trauma.”
Living Art Exhibition and Civic Forum.
Minneapolis, MN and Online: May 2022
With Institute for Digital Humanity; Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy; Guns Down, Love Up; Protect Minnesota;
The Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives (Ohio State, Portland State, George State); and the Pittsburgh University Prison Writing Project.“Plugging In: Race, Technology, and Surveillance
Workshop for Advocates and Educators.”
Northeast Sculpture Gallery.
Minneapolis, MN. October 2021.
With ACLU MN, Safety Not Surveillance, Reclaim the Block,
Councilman Simon Trautmann (Richfield, MN),
and Councilman Steve Fletcher(Minneapolis, MN).
“Social Justice Through Artistic Expression.”
Creative Impact Series:
Tualitan Valley Creates.
Workshop.With Allison Baker and Steven Pedersen.
September 20, 2021Online.
“Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy: Curating Change.”
Lewis and Clark University.
Workshop.
With Stephen Pedersen and Allison Baker.
Portland, OR and Online:
October 2021
“Digital Rights Are Civil Rights: Race and Technology.”
Juried International Art Exhibition and Community Education Event.
With ACLU MN, Native Youth Arts Collective,
the Institute for Digital Humanity, Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy,and Councilman Steve Fletcher.
Minneapolis MN and Online.
February 2021
“Internet Security and Cyberbullying
Prevention Workshop.”
Little Earth Native Community.
Minneapolis, MN. April 2019
Funded By: Minnesota Health and Human Services.
MN LEGAL RIGHTS CENTER
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
IOWA BAR ASSOCIATION
NEBRASKA BAR ASSOCIATION
ACLU MINNEOSTA
LITTLE EARTH NATIVE HUD COMMUNITY
SAFETY NOT SURVEILLANCE COALITION
TULAINE VALLEY CREATES
LEWIS AND CLARK UNIVERSITY
MN HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
All Bullets Shatter:
Crime and Trauma
Living Art Exhibition and Public Forum
Minneapolis, MN and Online. May 2022.
In partnership with:
Guns Down, Love Up I Protect Minnesota
Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives
Urban Educators I North Suburban Center for the Arts
Minnesota Second Change Coalition
and Faculty from Ohio State, Georgia State, Portland State, and Pittsburg Univ. Prison Writing Project
CONTAMINATED:
Mental Illness & COVID
International juried exhibition & civic forum.
Minneapolis and online. May 2020.
(Height of the pandemic.)
Curated to catalyze cross-cultural conversations on our post-COVID-19 existence and start to rebuild our common humanity and reality.
North Central University
Hamline University
ART EXHIBITIONS
& CIVIC FORUMS
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS
AND THE HUNDREDS OF ARTISTS FROM AROUND
THE WORLD WHO SUPPORTED THESE PROJECTS
ACLU MINNESOTA
SAFETY NOT SURVEILLANCE COALITION
RECLAIM THE BLOCK
GUNS DOWN, LOVE UP
LITTLE EARTH NATIVE HUD COMMUNITY
LITTLE EARTH NATIVE YOUTH ARTS CENTER
PROTECT MINNESOTA
SECOND CHANCE COALITION
NORTH SUBURBAN CENTER FOR THE ARTS
URBAN EDUCATORS
NORTHEAST SCULPTURE FACTORY
DIGITAL ARCHIVE OF LITERACY NARRATIVES
NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY
DIGITAL RIGHTS ARE
CIVIL RIGHTS:
Race & Tech
International juried art exhibition & civic forum.
Minneapolis, MN and online. February 2021.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
The Institute for Digital Humanity
The Institute for Aesthetic Advocacy
ACLU Minnesota
Native Youth Arts Collective;
North Central University
Post ME Coalition
Councilman Steve Fletcher (Minneapolis, MN)
Emergency Media Technician:
A Cross-Cultural Journalism Network
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IDH/Northerner/Our Black News/News On Purpose Journalism & Disinformation Initiative
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Working with the Northerner, the IDH has been offered (and accepted) a “takeover” of News On Purpose – an independent, African-American owned journalism source in the Twin Cities – until Spring 2022. The IDH is currently pursuing partnerships with secondary educators in North Minneapolis to pilot a city-wide journalism initiative focused on students of color.
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