"hosted conversations" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a conversation that is hosted or moderated by someone. For example, "The teacher hosted a conversation about racism in the classroom."
The thing that caught me was with these hosted conversations, you could do both email type conversations and instant messaging type conversations, in the same tool.
Candidate Obama in 2008 suggested that he'd fight for paid sick days and paid family leave, but his list of accomplishments on workplace flexibility merely note that his administration wrote a report on the issue and hosted conversations around the country.
He proposed this thing called "hosted conversations" (this is what we call waves now).
She is editor-in-chief of the national magazine Inside Arts, and has led strategic planning retreats for board members, facilitated town-hall discussions, adjudicated fellowship programs, co-produced programming at conferences and hosted onstage conversations with world-class artists and cultural leaders.
In a conversation hosted by Motherboard, Susan Schneider and Seth Shostak find common ground in a provocative idea: Any aliens capable of contacting us have probably shucked their organic shells in favor of upgradable, synthetic brains and bodies. .
Each morning, we'll explore media and technology disruption themes through hosted panel discussions, keynotes, roundtable conversations and select product demonstrations.
Olsen said Emery would have sexually explicit conversations in front of staff and hosted parties where hard drugs were pushed on teenage girls and young women.
Hosted by Arianna and Mika Brzezinski, co-host of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," the day will feature conversations with influencers and luminaries on topics ranging from mindful leadership to reworking work to how men especially can adopt a saner, more balanced approach to success (click here for the full schedule).
Hosted by both Huffington and Mika Brzezinski, co-host of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," the day featured conversations with many post-50 (and nearly post-50) influencers and luminaries on topics such as how to enjoy a more balanced approach to success.
On Sunday night, 92Y in New York hosted actor Amy Ryan, of Holly on "The Office" fame, in conversation with Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, the creators and stars of "Broad City".
The organization is now raising funds for their trials through a combination of crowd-funding and hosted "psychedelic dinners" that they hope will encourage people to open up conversation about drugs and help reduce stigma.
