Updates + Events
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Cross-Border Investigative Reporting workshop
The Global Reporting Centre will co-host a workshop in Vancouver for investigative reporters from across the continent, to discuss cross-border reporting and explore ways of developing international collaborations.
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The Price of Sex Photography Exhibition
The Price of Sex is a series of exhibitions based on award-winning photography by Mimi Chakarova.
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War Stories
War stories from Afghanistan, Iraq and other conflict zones told by foreign correspondents, combat veterans and scholars. Award-winning Iraqi-Canadian photojournalist Farah Nosh and writer/photographer Ann Jones will share images and stories of the impact of war on civilians. Wall Distinguished Professor and geographer Derek Gregory will discuss changes in the evacuation of war casualties from battlefields over the past century. Contact! Unload, a…
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Re-Imagining Global Reporting
Re-Imagining Global Reporting is workshop focused on: identifying challenges within global reporting, exploring innovations and solutions, and brainstorming on how these changes could be implemented.
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Years of Living Dangerously – Advance Screening
Join us for an exclusive advance screening of National Geographic’s award-winning climate change documentary series Years of Living Dangerously.
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Mixed Messages: Navigating Between Fact, Fiction, Judgement
At times, media messages can be contradictory. How do news outlets make sense of it all and help or hurt the way in which we consume the news? Join us for a talk with MSNBC’s Ali Velshi.
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Producing Public Affairs Documentaries
Frank Koughan, senior producer of numerous PBS FRONTLINE documentaries and head of the documentary unit at Left/Right, will be talking about reporting and producing public affairs documentaries.
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Examining Global Supply Chains, with Pietra Rivoli
Pietra Rivoli a Professor at Georgetown University, who specializes in international business and social justice, discusses her best-selling academic book “The Travels of a T-Shirt in the Global Economy,” which was the basis of the successful NPR Planet Money documentary “Planet Money Makes a T-shirt.”