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NCSL Legislative Video Resource Center

The NCSL Video Resource Center is a collection of recorded webinars accessible for on-demand learning.

Produced by: LINCS

Reporter’s Roundtable: Pandemic Edition

LINCS members will turn the tables on statehouse reporters and get to ask the questions. The focus on this session will be on how reporters covered the legislature during the pandemic and how communications staff can effectively connect with reporters in 2022, and beyond. Moderator, Mick Bullock, director of public affairs, NCSL. Panelists: Emily Wagster, Mississippi statehouse and political reporter, Associated Press, Amber Phillips, Politics Reporter, Washington Post and Mike Dennison, Chief Political Reporter, Montana Television Network.
 

Produced by: LINCS

A Look Inside Media Credentialing

Learn from an expert panel about aspects of media credentialing, including traditional and new media and how media credentialing worked during the pandemic. Speakers include Betsy Theroux and Camille Taylor, Georgia General Assembly; Aundrea Peterson, Utah Legislature; Jen Waldref, Washington Legislature.

Produced by: LINCS

Virtual "Town Hall" Training

In a time when virtual meetings have become the norm, explore communicating with constituents via live broadcasting on major social media platforms. Unsure what that looks like? Tune into an NCSL “Town Hall” on the NCSL Facebook page. NCSL’s public affairs specialist Berkeley Teate covers all the details you need to know, including tips and tricks for scheduling, preparing for and successfully executing your event.

Produced by: LINCS

Crisis Communications: Best Practices for the Worst Times

Global pandemic, protests and incident response: The year 2020 revealed the value of preparing for a crisis. And for those who must communicate during crises—whether internal or external—it helps to plan ahead. Explore the elements of a solid crisis communications plan, including best practices for when and how to gather and deliver accurate information during challenging situations, complete with real-world examples faced by the Washington Legislature.

Produced by: LINCS

The Power of Podcasting

Cutting through the noise to reach constituents can be challenging. As technology continues to transform how we communicate, podcasts have exploded onto the scene as a great tool for engaging audiences. Learn best practices for podcasting, from how to decide on topics and conduct interviews to the nuts and bolts of equipment and software.

Produced by: LINCS
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