Join us Saturday afternoon, October 17, for a compelling and timely author talk on Tom Rosenstiel's latest book, The Next Journalism - How the Press Must Change To Serve Democracy. After the author talk, books will be available to purchase. In The Next Journalism, Tom Rosenstiel--veteran journalist, researcher, novelist, and co-author of The Elements of Journalism--argues that the roots of journalism's failure are intellectual, not just financial or technological. He outlines ten fundamental ways journalism must change to become more useful, trustworthy, and collaborative with the communities it serves. - Penguin Random House Tom Rosenstiel is a Professor of the Practice and the Eleanor Merrill Scholar on the Future of Journalism at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism. He was formerly executive director of the American Press In­stitute, founder of the Project for Excellence in Journalism at the Pew Research Center, a media critic and national corre­spondent for the Los Angeles Times, and chief congressional correspondent for Newsweek. He is the author of eight books of nonfiction and four novels. Martin (Marty) Baron retired in 2021 as executive editor of The Washington Post. News staffs under his leadership have won 18 Pulitzer Prizes. In addition to his eight-plus years leading The Post, he served as the top editor at The Boston Globe and The Miami Herald. His tenure at the Globe included its investigation into the Catholic Church's concealment of clergy sex abuse, which won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service and was portrayed in the Oscar-winning movie Spotlight. He is the author of Collision of Power: Trump, Bezos and The Washington Post (2023).