Past Events

Journalism on the Brain: The More We Look the Less We Know?

A conversation with Alix Spiegel and Brian Nosek

Film Screening: Cyberwork & the American Dream

Co-sponsored by NYU’s Institute for Public Knowledge, this special screening and discussion event is part of IPK's series on “Co-Opting AI.” This event will feature a screening of the PBS documentary "Cyberwork and the American Dream," followed by a discussion with Elizabeth Cobbs, James Shelley, Eduardo Porter, Madeleine Claire Elish, and Mona Sloane

Panel on Conflict & International Reporting

This panel on conflict and international reporting is co-sponsored by the Investigating Journalism undergraduate class and the GloJo graduate program

Fake News in the Age of Trump: The State of Media, Truth, and Democracy in 2019

What is fake news? How have misinformation campaigns on social media and elsewhere shaped our politics? How has the term been framed by all segments of the political spectrum since the 2016 campaign? This forum will examine the evolution of fake news, the science behind it, and how it could shape the 2020 election.

Undergraduate Journalism Alumni Mentor Mixer

Join NYU Journalism alumni for a "speed mentoring" event. There will be food! Open to declared journalism majors only

Historymakers

The NYU Africana Studies Program & the NYU Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute present the world's largest digital oral history archive of notable African Americans, now accessible through Bobst

DOC Incubator Labs: Finding the Right One for You!

These creative boot camps seek to expand emerging voices and creativity. What difference can they make in the life of a doc, and which one is right for you?

Latin American News Dispatch (LAND) Crowdfunding Campaign

Latin America News Dispatch (LAND) is committed to paying journalists who cover underreported Latinx issues. Why do we pay our journalists? Because we believe it's the right thing to do. Please help fund us another year and donate any amount you can. Accepting donations from March 10 through April 8, 2019.

Who Needs Forgiveness? Race, Religion, Gender & the Limits of Apology

A public roundtable on the theme of forgiveness and the refusal to forgive. Panelists include Nyle Fort (Princeton University), Katherine Franke (Columbia Law School), Mariame Kaba (Project NIA & Barnard Center for Research on Women, Social Justice Institute) and Lili Loofbourow (Slate). Moderated by Liane Carlson (NYU Center for Religion & Media).

Say Nothing: A Book Talk w/ Patrick Radden Keefe & The New Yorker’s Daniel Zalewski

Join us for an intriguing conversation with Patrick Radden Keefe, author of Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland, and The New Yorker's Daniel Zalewski.

Vidsplaining: Explanatory Videos that Reach Millions

A conversation with Joss Fong and Anna Rothschild

The Art of Grant Writing: Key to Successful Grant Writing from the Experts

Join this panel as they explore key elements to focus on when developing a successful grant proposal. Panelists include Kirsten Kelly, Lauren Veloski, Kat Vecchio, Rose Vincelli Gustine, and Marcia Rock (moderator).

Bad Medicine: Digging into Dysfunctional Health Care

A conversation with Laura Beil and Marty Makary

Global Legacies of Stonewall

A roundtable discussion about LGBTQ+ legacies of Stonewall in their local and global impact beyond the U.S. Bringing together activists and academics who have worked on sexual and gender rights issues in the Middle East, East Asia, and the global south, this roundtable will discuss the contemporary landscape of LGBTQ+ rights alongside and against the U.S. experiences, and the challenges that lie ahead.

The End of the Myth: From the Frontier to the Border Wall in the American Mind

Join Greg Grandin & Naomi Klein for an insightful conversation. Books will be available for purchase.