The conference addressed the importance of the First Amendment in a free and democratic society. Political Correctness/Fake News/The Editorial Function questioned whether individuals are self-censoring and engaging in polarized behavior, and what the media can do in response. The session examined how to appeal to all sides to inspire dialogue, how to prevent the spread of misinformation that is intended to harm and whether or not the rise of digital media plays a role in people’s reactions.
Featuring:
Nancy Gibbs, former editor, TIME magazine
Liza Donnelly, cartoonist and writer, The New Yorker and The New York Times; resident cartoonist, CBS News
Luis Fábregas, editor, Tribune-Review Pittsburgh digital edition and Valley News Dispatch
Tony Norman, columnist, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO, National Constitution Center (moderator)
Presented by Duquesne University and The Pittsburgh Foundation, the conference was co-sponsored by Allegheny Foundation, The Benter Foundation and Knight Foundation. The conference garnered national attention, and it can be viewed in its entirety online at https://duq.edu/about/1a-conference.
Adrian Sinnott and Mike Lynch at the High School of Art and Design
Historical Comic Book
Here's what I've been working on. In recognition of Decatur County Indiana's bicentennial, here are just a few images from a 42 page historical comic book written by John Pratt, Bicentennial Coordinator, with drawings by me.
Cartoon Classes
Some great photos from my cartoon class residency. Very enthusiastic and talented elementary school kids!
Clients worldwide. National Cartoonists Society. Jack Davis Award winner. Recognized New Hampshire Arts Education Teaching Artist. New Hampshire Institute of Art and Design at New England College Comic Arts Program Adjunct Professor. Need cartoons and illustrations? Contact: mike@mikelynchcartoons dot com
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