Past Events

Quantifying Forgiveness with Julia Angwin

Join investigative reporter Julia Angwin as she discusses what she has learned about forgiveness in her series of articles on algorithmic accountability.

NYU Journalism Hosts NABJ Global Diversity Summit

The NABJ (National Association of Black Journalists) Regional Conference conference kicks off with a Career Center at NYU Journalism on Friday, April 13 and opens to a full conference at NYU's Vanderbilt Hall on Saturday, April 14.

Two Sisters: A Father, His Daughters, and Their Journey into the Syrian Jihad

Join us for the release of Two Sisters and a conversation with author Åsne Seierstad.

Screening and Discussion of “Rikers: An American Jail”

Join us for a screening of RIKERS, a documentary about incarceration in America focused on Rikers Island in New York, then hear a panel discussion of the film.

Inside Lens – 2018

News & Documentary at NYU Journalism brings you seven young filmmakers from around the world with fresh looks at our city and our world.

How Science Distorts Gender

A conversation with Anne Fausto-Sterling and Angela Saini

Meet Your Mentor Dinner

Undergraduate students are invited to join alumni of the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute for networking and dinner.

Documentary Dialogues: Navigating Documentary Film Festivals

Join the discussion on how to target film festivals and get the most out of the experience.

Undergraduate Journalism Information Session

Join the faculty and staff from NYU's Journalism Institute to learn more about pursuing a journalism major.

Black Dynasties and the Battle for Racial Equality

Please join us for a panel discussion on the historical and contemporary roles of Black Wealth in the fight against racism.

Serial Documentaries … Changing the Rules of Documentary Filmmaking

What makes a compelling serial documentary? Join the producers of top Netflix and PBS serials as they discuss storytelling techniques, subject matter, and the challenges of making serial documentaries.

NYU Journalism Career Fair 2018

Open to NYU students and alumni. RSVP Required.

CANCELLED: Peeking Inside the Brain: What Do We Really Know?

Cancelled due to weather.

Dangerous Numbers

Award-winning journalists Rania Abouzeid and Azmat Khan will discuss the numbers and the larger significance of under-reporting conflict in Syria and Iraq.

Being Brown: Race, Religion, and Violence in Trump’s America

An intersectional conversation about how Islamophobia has colored racial identity in America.