Undici anni fa migliaia di persone sono scese in strada per chiedere cambiamento in Egitto. Oggi il Paese vive la più dura dittatura della sua storia: 60mila persone sono in carcere per reati politic...

Il carcere e i diritti umani, gli abusi, la solidarietà, la violenza, la strada, la zona grigia di certi quartieri, l'ineluttabilità di certi destini, la vita criminale, il pentimento, il non penti...

The events of the last two pandemic years have spurred old and new conversations about the role of journalism to uphold the truth and report on the news in a hyper-politicized media ecosystem. Orthodo...

Women are represented in (only) one quarter of the news published around the world. Newsrooms are generally dominated by male editors-in-chief. Yet, in Europe in recent years, some of the coolest and ...

This hands on workshop provides an overview of the tools and techniques used to investigate a website, and to determine how it makes money from digital ads. Participants learn the basics of whois sea...

In recent years, the whistleblowing agenda has advanced technically, legally and journalistically. This panel composed by journalists, activists and academics will map the advances in the right to tel...

Fra fine 2021 e inizio 2022, Edoardo Albinati e Francesca D’Aloja insieme al fotoreporter Marcello Pastonesi, hanno preso parte a due missioni dell’Agenzia delle Nazioni Unite per i Rifugiati (UNH...

Based on his December 2022 essay entitled Journalism is a public good. Let the public make it in the Columbia Journalism Review, Darryl Holliday will moderate this panel on the (re)emerging civic med...

In early 2020, a pandemic brought the world to a standstill. By summer, the quiet had erupted. All eyes were on Minnesota following the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police. That attention, a...

This workshop aims to develop a resource for journalists to help answer the question: “What is quality vaccine journalism?” For example, is it enough for an article to reference vaccine informatio...