Special Rising Tide 7 Father's Day Coupon
Last chance for $18 admission to New Orleans New Media Conference
Did you miss out on our special Festival Season pricing for Rising Tide 7? Here's your last chance to snap up one of those $18 registrations. Rising Tide 7 is offering a Father's Day weekend registration price of $18. You can register for Rising Tide 7 at Eventbrite and select "Father's Day Coupon" as your registration option - but this will only last through Sunday!Rising Tide 7 will be on Saturday, September 22nd at Xavier University, the same location as last year's Rising Tide conference. We will be unveiling a top-notch slate of main stage programming over the summer, so be sure to nab your registration at the special price this weekend. A preview of some of the great panels we're putting together can be found below. We can't wait to dispel some myths together in September!
New Orleans is never short on news - despite what the Newhouse family might think - and Rising Tide will be a forum for everyone who cares about the future of this city and region to hear and learn from panelists, keynotes, and each other.
A Preview of Rising Tide 7
Every year, Rising Tide provides a unique forum for the critical examination of the city's most pressing issues and greatest assets. From our early years as a conference, pointing a lens at recovery efforts that fell short, Rising Tide's mission has been to gather and amplify citizen voices in service to building a greater future for New Orleans based on a thorough examination and active discussion of the issues facing our city now and in the future.
This year's conference will continue in that tradition. The recent restructuring of the Times-Picayune, and its untold effects on journalism, truth-telling, and democracy in New Orleans, will be discussed on the main stage. Participants will be announced in a future email.
Rising Tide will once again feature an additional stage of programming. We are excited to announce the following panels:
- Parenting in New Orleans, featuring: Ashley Bond of NOLAParent.com, Andrea Morvant of Pistolette.net, and Keith Spera, writer of the Times-Picayune's blog "The Paternity Test"
- The changing roles of New Orleans neighborhood associations, moderated by Alan Williams of Neighborland
- The challenges for new business owners and entrepreneurs, featuring Jeremy Miller of Shultzilla and Chris Trew of the New Movement Theater.
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