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Free and Open to the Public
Reception to follow
Three specialized panels will discuss some of the most critical questions facing journalists and journalism today, particularly in an international context.
I. Ethical Responsibilities and Personal Risk
Journalists play a crucial role in fostering democratic discourse, one that comes with ethical responsibilities and personal risks. This panel explores how journalists navigate difficult and complex ethical questions, particularly when working with vulnerable contributors and how they assess issues of risk and endangerment when covering conflict and violence.
Moderated by Lydia Polgreen, New York Times and Committee to Protect Journalists
- Sylvie Kauffmann, Le Monde
- Habiba Nosheen, Columbia Journalism School
- Saidu Tejan-Thomas, Resistance podcast
II. Collaborating Across Borders
Cross-border collaboration is increasingly vital in reporting on global crises. This panel explores how journalists can share sources and data to strengthen the scope and reach of their reporting and how a collaborative approach helps them become resilient in the face of coercion, censorship, intimidation, and threats of violence.
Moderated by Bruce Shapiro, Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma
- Asia Balluffier, Le Monde
- Laurent Richard, Forbidden Stories
- Hoda Osman, Arab reporters for investigative journalism
III. Trust and Transparency
In an era of rampant misinformation, disinformation, and eroding trust in the media, how can journalists and journalism outlets create meaningful relationships with their constituents? This panel examines the role of transparency in building bridges between journalists and the communities they serve – and what it means to democratize journalism.
Moderated by Jelani Cobb, The New Yorker and Columbia Journalism School
- Elvire Camus, Le Monde
- Gilles Paris, Le Monde
- Robe Imbriano, Columbia Journalism School
