The mission of the University of Maine Center on Aging is to promote and facilitate activities on aging in the areas of education, research, and evaluation, and community service to maximize the quality of life of older citizens and their families in Maine and beyond.

The Boomer Reporting Corps (BRC) was a special initiative of Encore Leadership Corps. The program provided specialized mentoring and general skill-building workshops to Mainers over the age of 50. The effort was designed to encourage older adults throughout Maine to become citizen journalists and was undertaken in response to growing interest among our membership in creating community news outlets, including newsletters, blogs, websites, and columns in local newspapers.

The BRC online archive is available at the Center on Aging website. Funding for the Boomer Reporting Corps is provided by The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Maine Community Foundation, and The Atlantic Philanthropies.

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Submissions from 2013

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Facebook Groups, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Facebook : Part 1, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Facebook : Part 2, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Facebook : Part 3, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Google Apps, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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LinkedIn, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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LinkedIn Groups and Visualize Me, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Personal Branding, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Twitter, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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What are Hash Tags?, Anthony Ronzio and Pattie Reeves

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Jennifer Smith-Mayo’s approach to Magazine Work, Jennifer Smith-Mayo

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Jennifer Smith-Mayo’s approach to Multimedia Projects, Jennifer Smith-Mayo

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Jennifer Smith-Mayo’s Workflow, Jennifer Smith-Mayo

Submissions from 2012

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Mary Andrews speaks, Mary Andrews

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Ethics and Shield Law, Anthony Ronzio

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Open Records and the Citizen Journalist, Anthony Ronzio

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Gear and Advise by Jennifer Smith-Mayo, Jennifer Smith-Mayo