Category: Journalism

THE EIGHTH ANNUAL WAM!NYC CONFERENCE: REPORT THE FACTS, FRAME THE FUTURE. will be held at Barnard College on Saturday, June 17th. Join Women, Action, & The Media (WAM!NYC) for a full day of panels and conversing with…

With a readership of 2 million, Latina Magazine is the largest women's magazine edited by and for Latin women. It's the flagship property of Latina Media Venture which, "remains completely focused on celebrating the culture, honoring the past and enriching the future of Latina women in the U.S." VerkyBaldonado, who has been part of the LMV family since 2009, was named Latina's Fashion Director in 2013. She has since taken on a more global role as Latina Media Venture's Editor-At-Large. Join us and get to know this accomplished, engaging, creative woman.

We cover a lot of territory in our conversation with Kate White. She's the New York Times bestselling author of 11 works of fiction - six of which are part of the Bailey Wiggins mysteries series. The others are psychological thrillers. Kate's also the author of popular career books for women. And, as editor-in-chief of "Cosmopolitan" magazine for 14 years, she's got the street cred. You won't want to miss this honest and wide-ranging 30 minutes.

Veteran award winning television reporter Pat Battle is a human dynamo. WNBC-TV's senior New Jersey correspondent, she's been covering numerous breaking news stories with her uniquely personal touch since joining the station in 1996. Pat won a national Emmy and Edward R. Murrow award as part of Channel 4's team coverage of Hurricane Sandy in 2102. She also co-anchors WNBC's Weekend Today. Pat has been recognized for lending both her voice and support to numerous public service organizations across the tri-state. This is one engaging, frank, funny and fascinating conversation.

TIME MAGAZINE HAS announced their “100 Photographs: The Most Influential Images of All Time” and included in that list is our past guest, Donna Ferrato. Donna’s photojournalism has included captivating images documenting domestic violence such as “Behind Closed Doors.” Donna says, “The power of a photograph…