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Indianapolis Colts captain, owners to describe team's mental health initiative, May 18
Indianapolis Colts linebacker and team captain Zaire Franklin, Colts owner & CEO Jim Irsay and Colts vice-chair and owner Kalen Jackson will speak about the Colts' new “Kicking The Stigma” mental health initiative at a National Press Club Virtual Headliner event at 2 p.m., Tuesday, May 18. Started by the Irsay family, “Kicking The Stigma” aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of mental health disorders, remove the shame and stigma that is often associated with these illnesses, and expand access to treatment by raising and distributing funds to nonprofits and other organizations.…
Type: News
Supreme Court Confirmation Process
Panelists discuss the role of grassroots groups in the Supreme Court confirmation process.
Type: Media
Smithsonian choreographer-in-residence to speak on role of modern dance, May 19
Dana Tai Soon Burgess, the Smithsonian’s first choreographer-in-residence at the National Portrait Gallery, will appear at a National Press Club virtual event Wednesday, May 19, at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the role of modern dance in the current social justice conversation and his two decades as a cultural ambassador for the State Department. Smithsonian choreographer-in-residence Dana Tai Soon Burgess. Burgess, poet laureate of Washington dance, will speak about his background as founder of the DTSB Dance Company, now in its 29th season, as well as the choreographic creative process and his…
Type: News
Getting Into the Nitty-Gritty of Podcasting
Podcasting is a relatively new medium with huge potential. Half the U.S. population has tuned in at one time or another, many sticking around to explore the ever-expanding pod-o-verse after their introductory show. It’s a sticky medium that has people coming back for more, but why? The vast amount of available content is one factor driving listeners to keep pressing play. Another reason is the medium’s incredible intimacy. This is what’s really turning first-time listeners into forever fans. Listeners bond and connect with their favorite shows. They pop in their earbuds specifically to…
Type: Event
Club Member Spotlight: Rob Tobiassen
The past year has proven to be a challenging time for the National Press Club -- for our staffers and for our members. Despite the ravages of COVID-19, there have been glimmers of hope and resilience in our midst. Many of our members are kind and generous but recent actions by fellow Club member Rob Tobiassen really stand out. Rob figured out a great way to help furloughed Club employees while simultaneously helping the Club’s business. Rob Tobiassen Rob is one of the most ardent customers for Club takeout. He was in the Club most every day before COVID and had an office in the building…
Type: News
“Meet the Healthcare Media” Lunch & Learn Program
The media landscape continues to change and evolve. The pressures to do more with less, attacks on the credibility of journalists, and distrust of reporters in general have made the job of today’s journalists even more difficult. And then throw in a global pandemic, making the job of being a healthcare reporter even more challenging. On Thursday, May 20, from noon to 1 p.m., the National Press Club's Communicators Team will host a Lunch and Learn program with leading healthcare professionals to talk about how their jobs have evolved and what they are looking for from communicators. The…
Type: Event
'Atlantic' journalist Brownstein to discuss cultural upheaval of 1974 at book talk, May 20
The stars aligned in Los Angeles in 1974 as a diverse group of talents across film, music, and television hit a creative zenith, jolting American popular culture and in turn, American politics. Atlantic senior editor Ron Brownstein, who analyzes that pivotal year in his new book, “Rock Me on the Water: 1974-The Year Los Angeles Transformed Movies, Music, Television, and Politics,” will discuss what we can discern about our political future from the current generational cultural divide on Thursday, May 20, at a National Press Club Headliners Virtual Book Event. This one-hour program will…
Type: News
President's COVID-19 Update: Gym reopens, with limits
Following is a COVID-19 update from National Press Club President Lisa Nicole Matthews: Fellow Club Members, We continue to follow COVID 19 safety protocols as outlined by the DC government. The latest update from the city allows the Club gym to reopen this week, on Friday, May 8, with new health and safety protocols. Members wanting to use the gym must make a reservation on a first-come, first-served basis. NPC staff will confirm availability. Scheduling will be based on allowing adequate time to clean and disinfect between members. Workouts will be limited to one hour with a maximum of…
Type: News
NPC Virtual Newsmaker: Indianapolis Colts "Kicking The Stigma"
Indianapolis Colts Owner & CEO Jim Irsay, Colts linebacker and team captain Zaire Franklin, and Colts Vice Chair & Owner Kalen Jackson will speak about the Colts new “Kicking The Stigma” mental health initiative at a National Press Club Virtual Headliner event at 2:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, May 18. Started by the Irsay family, “Kicking The Stigma” aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of mental health disorders, remove the shame and stigma that is often associated with these illnesses, and expand access to treatment by raising and distributing funds to nonprofits and other…
Type: Event
Supreme Court Nominations and Confirmations
Robert Bork spoke about the United States Supreme Court and the confirmation process. He said the court has made itself the most important and powerful branch of government in determining how the culture of the country develops. He talked about the politicization of the court, the confirmation process, and the court's influence in a culture war against the general public. Judge Bork also explained the judicial philosophies of originalism and judicial activism. He responded to questions and comments submitted by members of the audience about topics including the late Chief Justice Rehnquist…
Type: Media