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Do We Need a Bechdel Test for News?

How Inclusiveness and Credibility Can Expand Coverage

ONA Keynote Denver 2016

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  • The Social Network
  • Harry Po3er and the Deathly Hallows: Part II
  • Avatar
  • The original Star Wars trilogy
  • The en-re Lord of the Rings trilogy
  • Run Lola Run

Source: “10 Famous Films that Surprisingly Fail the Bechdel Test”, by Asher Cantrel, Film School Rejects

Bechdel Test – Popular Movies Sample

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US Population

83% 17%

1970

62% 38%

2014

43% 57%

2060e Non Hispanic White Minority

Source: US Census Bureau

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Recent Journalism Gender Statistics

36% 64%

Bylines/Producer Credits

Men Women

Source: Women’s Media Center – The Status of Women In US MEDIA 2015

41% 59%

Total News Staffing

Men Women

Source: IMWF -Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media (2014) - United States results

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Recent Journalism Race/Ethnicity Statistics

17% 83%

‘Print’ Dailies Staff

White People of Color

23% 77%

Digital Only Staff

White People of Color

Source: From ASNE 2016 – US newsrooms http://www.niemanlab.org/2016/09/ u-s-newsrooms-seem-to-be-getting-a-little-more-diverse-but-minority- journalists-are-still-well-a-minority/

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Lisa Stone

Entrepreneur, Digital Strategist (BlogHer.com, Law.com)

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Diverse audiences outperform in social media

Women Men

77%

66%

31%

24%

44%

16% 21%

25%

African- American 67%

47%

23%

28%

Hispanic

75% 38% 32% 28%

White 70% 21%

32%

20%

Source: PewInternet.org 7

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Diverse teams outperform financially

In financial performance, how likely are companies in the top quartile for diversity to beat the bottom quartile?

15% more likely to out- perform

35% more likely to out- perform financially

Gender-diverse companies Ethnically-diverse companies

Source: www.mckinsey.com 8

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Source: Nielsen, Catalyst, Forbes

Diverse audiences outspend

  • Women control and/or influence 70-80+% of household spending, a

market estimated at $5 - $12.5 trillion globally

  • Asian-Americans report purchasing 69% more fresh seafood and

72% more fresh vegetables

  • Latinos are driving 3.5 times more beauty and personal care

purchases than non-Hispanics

  • African-Americans with HH incomes > $100,000 are 44% more

likely than Whites to use social media to voice support for brands, companies

  • LGBTQ buying power estimated at $917 billion in 2015 and growing

Sources: Nielsen.com, Catalyst.org, Forbes.com, Bloomberg.com 9

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Source: *TweetReach

  • 1. We invited 713 influencers who care about quality

journalism to join a private Facebook group. 240 said yes.

  • 2. PRI editors posted one headline a day for

influencers to share if they wanted to. They did…

  • 3. 100 million social media headlines shared by

influencers using the #womenslives hashtag*

  • 4. 18 million unique people reached by

#womenslives Tweets* alone

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#Womenslives Incubator: First 120 days

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  • In this Manila 'baby factory,' why women put

up with crowding four to a bed.

http://www.pri.org/stories/2015-03-05/manila-baby-factory-why-women-put-crowding-four-or-more-bed-after-giving-birth

  • Kenyan battles her mental health problems

http://www.pri.org/stories/2015-03-03/fighting-funk-how-one-kenyan-battles-her-mental-health-problems-helping-others

  • Mozambique’s life saving surgeons who

aren’t doctors at all…

http://www.pri.org/stories/2015-04-27/mozambiques-life-saving-surgeons-arent-doctors-all

  • In Bangladesh, an app that lets women

speak without fear

http://www.pri.org/stories/2015-04-06/bangladesh-app-lets-women-speak-without-fear

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#Womenslives Incubator: Coverage

Source: PRI.org

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Source: BlogHer.com

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Source: BlogHer.com

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One: Have you defined the opportunity or problem to solve together with a community?

à Determine your question à What ROI do you seek? à Write a mission statement for working with the community

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Source:@LisaStone

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Two: Form an advisory board – and use it

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à Invite and incent a diverse, senior and innovative advisory board to improve the discussion, maximize the

  • pportunity, and expand and

share the concept – online, via social, and in person

Photo source: BlogHer.com

Source:@LisaStone

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Three: Ask—don’t tell—the community to participate

à Develop an invitation à Advocate(s) à Share ownership with the community

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Source:@LisaStone

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Four: Invest in community development

à Be mobile and social à Be LIVE à K = Engage in the conversation à Make every minute accountable to your mission

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Source:@LisaStone

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Five: Don’t journalists lead by listening?

Photo source: BlogHer.com

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Vanessa K. De Luca

Editor in Chief, Essence Magazine

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Jose Antonio Vargas

Founder and Editor, #EmergingUs.com and Founder and CEO, DefineAmerican.com

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Alisa Miller

President & CEO, PRI

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PRI’s Ambitious Inclusiveness: PRI’s staff, leadership, national board and our storytelling and journalism better reflect the diversity of United States.

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27% 73%

Race/Ethnicity

52% 48%

Gender

Men Women White People of Color

PRI Bylines

Source: PRI Inclusiveness Report 2016

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35% 65%

Race/Ethnicity

38% 62%

Gender

Men Women White People of Color

PRI Sources

Source: PRI Inclusiveness Report 2016

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  • 1. Are our content priorities committing us to be more

inclusive and tell the stories that aren’t being told?

  • 2. Are we tracking the diversity of staff, leadership and board? How

do we measure up?

  • 3. Do we regularly measure the diversity of bylines and

sources? Do we have goals?

Source: Alisa Miller, PRI

The Full Story Test

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Thank you!