Learning to turn data into basic charts and graphs can be daunting. This session will get you on your way.

Why does a 26-year-old journalist decide to go undercover with six cameras on her body, living an isolated life as a Hindu nationalist, undertaking one of the riskiest undercover operations? What happ...

Podcasts have been a welcome growth area for the media in recent years. Consumption is growing, listeners are young and educated, and engagement is high. But what was initially a low-cost route to div...

In the 20th century media built authority by standing on top of a pedestal and talking down to its audience. Today media and journalists build authority by stepping down from that pedestal and being p...

Technology has become one of the most important news beats in the world, impacting elections, economies and societal structures. How are global news organizations approaching their coverage?

90 minute Live Simulation exercise. Information disorder is now a permanent reality; whether the topic is climate change, vaccinations, elections or any breaking news event. 2020 is a critical year f...

From the climate crisis, to migration to the rise of the platform economy to many other topics, stories and relevant issues are more and more transnational in nature, and journalists need to and do co...

A conversation between photographers Daniel Rye and Danielle Villasana, chaired by Ulrik Haagerup. Photographers Daniel and Danielle will share a selection of their work and explain why they feel that...

It’s 2020 yet newsrooms are still lagging way behind in reaching gender parity in news coverage - both in terms of content and leadership. So which news outlets have been successful in addressing th...

The ongoing anti-government protests in Hong Kong present one of the biggest challenges to Chinese rule in the city in decades. They also present a massive challenge to China’s rulers at home, with ...