
55:00
Hi everyone! I’m Tara, they/them, I live in Lenapehoking, New York City!

55:07
[prompt] Name, Pronouns, and city/org you are repping

55:10
Hey y; all, Jeremiah - he/him, calling in from Rosedale, MS

55:22
hey hey Sarah W - she, hers - HFASTL

55:30
Repping Memphis Tenants Union and 662 Tenants Union

55:35
Cathy, she/hers - ella/suya - Santa Fey estoy aqui con

55:49
Tomás Rivera, They/Them, Chainbreaker Collective, Santa Fe, NM

55:49
Hey Jeremiah. Hey Sarah. Hey Cathy!!!!

55:57
Daniel, he/his - el/su - Santa Fe

56:00
hi y'all! Russell (they/he) from Jane Place Neighborhood Sustainability Initiative in New Orleans, LA

56:11
Hey Tomás. Hey Daniel. Hey Russell.

57:15
Hey new folks. We are just getting started. Can you share your name, pronouns, and what city/org you are repping?

57:26
It can also feel hard to narrow things down. Like it feels like you need to cover so much

57:34
But then feels like you’re going to ramble

57:38
Definitely the same, and stress to be over prepared for surprise questions

57:57
Homefries here, City Life/Vida Urbana in Boston, MA (just my name please). Good to see you all!

58:12
Hey Homefries!

58:29
Exactly

01:02:36
Hola gente nueva. Apenas estamos empezando. ¿Puedes compartir tu nombre, pronombres y qué ciudad/organización estás repestando?

01:03:47
Hello! We are asking folks who join to share their name, pronoun, and city/org you are repping.

01:05:11
Araceli Catalan She her Causa Justa : Just Cause San Francisco

01:05:27
Talking Points Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1awCJ52Sh9O8UvcQMRAp7B1bdqAug_9NKsNGxX_PtshM/edit?ts=60d4f5bd#

01:11:48
I was doing an interview once & a journalist asked me “but what about blue lives?” 😑

01:11:52
Yeah same about the ghosting

01:12:16
Or ghosted and then suddenly there’s an article out with your quote and you find it somewhere 👀

01:12:31
Shame

01:12:42
😳

01:12:44
Yes agree with Juliss

01:12:47
*Julissa

01:13:11
One time I talked to The Nation thinking I wasn’t on record but I was. I talked about something very unstrategic for the campaign we were in, so I had to call the writer and editor a million times to get it edited after it was published.

01:13:52
I was once helping interpret for a member, but they quoted me instead and only printed my very short story instead of the members.

01:13:53
Eeesh same that happened to me when I asked to not be quoted

01:14:18
Sooooo many misquotes by journalists smh

01:14:21
Same thing as homefries

01:14:25
Yeah, Julissa, when we were talking to press about the eviction moratorium being cancelled, I was asked “don’t you think the eviction settlement program is positive”? And I hadn’t thought through how to strategically address the shortcomings of the rent relief / eviction settlement program

01:14:29
+++++ to the “this is off the record” but it never is

01:14:35
^^

01:18:55
Es molesto que todo lo que dijiste al periodista ,lo editaron y solo lo resuman en 30 segundos

01:20:02
From Araceli: It's annoying that everything you said to the journalist was edited and only summarized in 30 seconds.

01:20:06
^^^ lo peor

01:20:43
^^^the worst

01:21:40
That bridge sentence about hypotheticals is super helpful!!

01:22:01
Yeah, I love that one

01:22:02
How do we deal with aggressive reporters ?

01:23:13
Yes!

01:23:34
And to follow up on that, when you feel like they’re leading you somewhere but you can’t tell where they are leading yet

01:25:53
Daniel dice: uno es dueño de lo que uno dice - Daniel says: remember that you own the words that come out of your mouth :D

01:26:15
^^

01:26:39
Yes! We're not there to answer their questions as much as we're there to get our message out.

01:26:46
++ Daniel!!

01:26:50
So great Daniel^

01:26:54
That's a great way to frame it

01:27:03
Yes Daniel!

01:27:45
Thanks for articulating that distinction Homefries.

01:30:19
^ I like how you said that Tomás.

01:30:55
Hey Porgie!

01:31:52
Has anyone ever reached out to a reporter when the quotes they used were truly your words but misconstrued"?

01:31:54
Tambien es muy importante que el reportero brinde confianza en la persona que estan intrevistando - lo sentimos cuando hablamos con ellos - // It is also very important that the reporter has confidence in the person they are interviewing - we feel it when we talk to them.

01:31:59
^^dice Daniel :)

01:32:09
**like for a correction

01:32:51
I have! It took email and calls but finally they did change it after some time (it felt like too long tho that it was incorrect and online!!)

01:32:59
❤️ 👏

01:33:02
^^ Re: Jeremiah

01:33:32
Yes I’ve contacted a journalist (emails & calls like Tara said) to correct some info. It also took a while but I had 2 other people helping me with following up

01:33:51
^^

01:35:01
si la intrevista no es correacta a lo q tu dijiste, si hay intervencion del juico, porque ese compartamiento no es correcto

01:35:45
if the interview is not in line with what you said, there is judicial recourse, because that behavior is not right

01:35:49
(dice Daniel)

01:38:35
Any thoughts folks are leaving this training with?

01:39:49
Future training happening July 19th 🎉🎉🎉

01:39:51
Just wanted to say how incredibly grateful I am for this space! It’s such a skill to talk to reporters, and for organizers and member-leaders we are supporting to talk with press, it’s helpful to be able to offer a framework for thinking through this

01:40:11
Next training on Training for Organizers on Earned Media: Monday, July 19th 7-9PM ET!

01:40:21
^^ Same! Thank y'all so much. This was very helpful

01:40:38
Thanks for joining us!!!

01:41:00
Thank you CAM & Matt for this training!! <3

01:41:02
Thanks for the training! Gracias por entreniemento

01:41:22
this was a great training! I def feel more confident and can't wait to share with my org

01:41:25
Thanks CAM, Matt, Kamau and all!

01:41:25
Gracias por poder ayudarnos a aprender