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The Smithsonian is expanding its engagement with rural communities across the country\, and leaders from the Institute for Nonprofit News’ Rural News Network are invited to learn how rural newsrooms can be part of that effort. \ In this introductory session\, Smithsonian staff will share how the institution is working with rural partners through its Rural Initiative and preview opportunities connected to Our Shared Future: 250\, a nationwide effort leading up to the United States’ 250th anniversary in 2026. The initiative invites communities across the country to reflect on their histories\, highlight local voices and help shape the nation’s shared future. \ This conversation will explore how rural journalists and community-rooted newsrooms can collaborate with the Smithsonian Institution—from connecting with local museums and cultural organizations to elevating rural stories\, history and perspectives within a national moment of reflection. \ Rural newsroom leaders will have the chance to learn more about the Smithsonian’s rural engagement work\, ask questions and discuss potential ways their reporting and community relationships could intersect with these efforts.
Back to Events Emerging Tech and News Delivery How to Make Social-First Videos That Reach New Audiences The art of short-form video content for YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram Wednesday, April 29, 2026 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (EDT) Zoom (link in confirmation email) Register Now Event Details Rahim Jessani of Bottom Up Media leads a virtual presentation on how to become a “creator journalist” by teaching the art of short-form video content for YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. Attendees will learn how to find and use trends, the basics of creating content on their phones, and gain access to exclusive tips and tricks for making concise, digestible videos for social media. By the end of this session, you will be better prepared to create your own short-form videos that engage and grow new audiences on social media. Speaker: Rahim Jessani is a creator journalist and founder of Bottom Up Media, an independent journalism organization that produces, incubates, and consults on creator journalism for the next generation of audiences. A graduate of Boston College, Rahim has worked across several newsrooms, start-ups, and nonprofits, helping guide audience engagement strategies through short-form video, live streaming, and grassroots-level marketing to reach new audiences in online “content deserts.” Rahim’s own reporting is based in Boston, where he covers marginalized communities and works alongside community members and creator journalists to elevate undercovered voices and help rebuild trust
We're gathering all local non-fiction filmmakers for Video Consortium's Toronto Hub launch! Join us for a fun gathering to celebrate the launch of Canada's first Video Consortium hub. We will be hosting a free flowing event at a beautiful industrial loft with drinks for sale. We want to meet and reconnect with our community to help shape the future of our local hub. The Toronto Hub is all about bringing people together. Our goal is to build a dynamic community of nonfiction storytellers, host events for all types of creatives, and stay responsive to what members need as the hub grows. By creating space to build connections and collaborations, we hope to spark new ideas, partnerships, and opportunities across the field. While this is taking place during Hot Docs, it is not part of the festival and does not require a pass of any sort to attend. Location: Sterling Loft 215-227 Merchant Lane