A Workshop on Economics for Journalists

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the Minnesota Journalism Center of the University of Minnesota have partnered to form “Supply, Demand and Deadlines: A Workshop on Economics for Journalists.”

Begun in 2000, the Workshop is held annually on the campus of the University of Minnesota for about 30 journalists from across the country. The mission of “Supply, Demand and Deadlines” is to instruct participants in how to better cover economic issues. To this end, the workshop includes extensive opportunities for journalists to work through sample stories and case studies, and to experience critiques of journalistic work. Participating journalists represent all types of media and work on beats ranging from business to sports to government.
Instructors include top university professors and key policymakers.

For more information, please visit the “Supply, Demand and Deadlines” Web site at the Minnesota Journalism Center.

2008
June 22-24, at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Minnesota.
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Speakers

2007
Agenda

2006
Agenda
Participants
SD&D in The Region
Economics and Policy
Interview with David Card
Supply, Demand & Deadlines '06: Bridging the Gap

2005
Agenda
Participants

2004
Agenda
Participants
SD&D in The Region:
Supply, Demand and Deadline!
Journalists Don’t Know About Economics

2003
Agenda
Participants
SD&D in The Region:
Diamonds in the Rough: Making A Story Shine
Thinking Like an Economist
Reporting Economics Well

2002
On the (Economic Literacy) Campaign Trail
Economic and Financial Literacy Moves From the Schoolhouse to the Statehouse

2000
From a Journalist's Viewpoint
Journalists Help Shape Pilot Workshop on Economics Training Understanding the Cost of a Free Lunch
Journalist Participants

1999
Educating the Messenger