Join AAJA Newmark and AAJA-NY for a compelling conversation with Jonathan Cheng, The Wall Street Journal's China bureau chief and former Korea bureau chief, about his debut book, Korean Messiah: Kim Il Sung and the Christian Roots of North Korea's Personality Cult, a landmark history of North Korea, told through the rise of the Kim dynasty and its surprising ties to…
Are you preparing to begin your capstone? Join Academic Affairs for an information session designed to walk you through everything you need to know to successfully complete this final requirement. We will cover capstone expectations, timelines, archiving your Capstone and available support resources. This session is a great opportunity to ask questions, gain clarity on the process, and make sure…
The Newmark NABJ chapter is joining with NYC'S NABJ city chapter in hosting their April Chapter Meeting. We will be welcoming them as our special guests and will discuss the growing challenges being faced in media as well as how to keep ourselves mentally refreshed. Refreshments provided!
The IRE student chapter will be joined by Haley Willis, a reporter on the visual investigations team at the New York Times, who will discuss how her team utilizes digital techniques to augment traditional reporting in Gaza, Syria, and the United States. There will be snacks and a Q&A following her presentation!
Join us for a conversation with Mohammed R. Mhawish, award-winning Palestinian journalist and writer from Gaza City, who reported from inside Gaza throughout the war and continues to report from exile.
General meeting for photo club members and those interested in professional development events.
NABJ will be having a panel with black journalists to talk about their careers. Professionals from CBS New York, The Wall Street Journal, magazines and more will come together to discuss career growth, job security, work/life balance, and safety in the newsroom. There will be a Q&A and networking after. RSVP here.
Come join IRE and the Research Center for a talk about financial forensic investigations! They'll welcome Patrice Schiano, formerly of the FBI and now professor at CUNY John Jay, to share examples from her exciting career, including investigations related to national security.
The Media Resilience Network (MDRnet) is an initiative led by Vita Activa, created to meet an urgent need: support the emotional, mental, and organizational health of journalists and media leaders.
A host of innovators are pushing back against tired tropes and hidden ageism, pioneering more vital narratives and creating new ways to represent what it means to grow old.
