

Event: Media Reparations 2026 Town Hall: Media 2070 Launches “i SAW THiNGS i iMAGiNED,” the Second Installment of Its Reparative Journalism Archive, at October 15 Virtual Town Hall
The new exhibit brings together industry leaders, news practitioners and everyday readers to imagine a media system that reflects the true wishes of Black communities, and marks six years of Media 2070’s work toward media reparations. By: Vanessa Silberman, Account Lead Media 2070 is launching “i SAW THiNGS i iMAGiNED,” the second installment of its nationally touring Reparative Journalism Archive. The exhibit debuts at Media 2070’s virtual town hall on Thursday, October 15,


News 8 Highlights Three Decades of Community Housing Transformation
As Hispanic Heritage Month continues to unfold, a spotlight feature on WROC's "Walk With Me" showcases how reuse and preservation are expanding affordable housing across Rochester, setting the stage for Ibero's upcoming State of the Latino Community Annual Luncheon. By: MMM Editorial Team, Keirah Chen When local organizations do groundbreaking, transformative work in their neighborhoods, securing media placements is the most effective way to garner widespread public support f


Media 2070 Launches Second Installment in Reparative Journalism Archive and Invites Outlets, Journalists and the Public to Recommit to Factual and Equitable Storytelling
i SAW THiNGS i iMAGiNED, the Second Installment of the Now-Digital Archive Will Center Around Future Black memory, community storytelling and reparative journalism in action. Sept. 15th — Media 2070 announces the next release of its Reparative Journalism Archive, the second installment of their virtual archive project. The launch builds on the recent release of Media 2070’s Pledge to Care for Black Communities and Black Journalists, ahead of the Town Hall slated for 4 p.m. ET










