Jamie Rose

@jamierose.bsky.social

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Strategic Communications Consultant. COO of Momenta Group. Advisory Board of Wildfire Media. Former DC Press Corps Photojournalist. Creator of Jamie's List. Based in the Oregon mountains with my 2- and 4-legged family.

White text on black background that says: Reporters photojournalists and tv crews are risking their lives too this week to keep us informed. with a hashtag that says Protect The First Amendment.
Screenshot of a news article from The Seattle Times titled 'Dr. Dave Weldon, Trump’s CDC Pick, Was Not on Anyone’s Radar,' published on November 29, 2024, at 11:46 am. The article includes a photograph by Jamie Rose for The New York Times of Dr. Dave Weldon, a former Republican Congressman, speaking at a podium during a House Republican news conference in Washington, D.C., on January 10, 2007. He is flanked by other politicians in suits, with bookshelves and an American flag in the background.
A graphic with a green background and the title 'FUNDING ALERTS' in bold black text. The message encourages readers to follow a blog series to learn about upcoming grants, awards, and scholarships to support their next project. It directs viewers to visit the website for additional resources, including articles on fundraising, storytelling, and documentary creation. On the left, there are minimalist line-drawn illustrations of four hanging lightbulbs. At the bottom right, the text reads 'Wildfire-Media.org' alongside a small flame logo.
A graphic titled 'Why is the PRESS Act important?' features the SPJ (Society of Professional Journalists) logo at the top. The text explains that while most states have shield laws, there is no federal protection for journalist-source confidentiality. The PRESS Act is described as legislation that would allow journalists to act as watchdogs without fear of jail time for not revealing sources or confidential information. An example is provided about journalist Catherine Herridge being held in contempt of court for refusing to divulge her sources. The message concludes with 'Journalists need to be protected.' On the bottom right is an illustration of a confused woman surrounded by question marks.