Connect with colleagues and friends from your geographic region.

Digital Roundtable discussion with fellow Catholic media pros, led by Allen Kinzly and Chaz Muth.

Advertising Roundtable discussion with fellow Catholic advertising and business professionals, led by Bob Jacques.

The 2022 Gabriel Awards will be presented July 6 at a special reception event during the Catholic Media Conference.

Since 1965, the Gabriel Awards recognizes the best of the best in film, broadcasting, and cross-platform media. The award honors works that support themes of dignity, compassion, community, and justice. The efforts of these talented individuals inspire us to act with greater respect and concern for others.

Create roots with other young professionals in Catholic media. Connect and reconnect with others and help us cast a vision for what it means to be a young professional working in Catholic media. All are welcome.

Can’t make it? All good. Contact James Ramos to be connected to the Twitter DM group.

TLDR: Imagine a laid-back synod. Don't miss it.

Who knows, you might end up meeting your next employer, employee or writing partner.

This gathering is for anyone working in Catholic media aimed at the Spanish-speaking or possibly considering it. We’ll get to know each other, discuss problems and solutions and introduce a style guide for Spanish-speaking writers in the U.S. Ven y únete a nosotros. Te esperamos.

In a mini-retreat for Catholic media professionals, Jesuit Father Gary Smith will discuss how we bounce back from challenges and find God’s healing grace in all kinds of places.

Join us for a reception at The Grotto, the National Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother. It is a Catholic ministry of the Order of Friar Servants of Mary. Sponsored by EWTN.

First-time Catholic Media Conference attendees are invited for a meet-and-greet with the Catholic Media Association Board of Directors and friends.

The Portland International Rose Test Garden is the oldest official continuously operated public rose test garden in the United States. Unofficially known as the Portland Rose Garden, the space features more than 10,000 roses. Hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world enjoy its sights and scents annually. The garden also offers spectacular views of downtown and Mount Hood.