Calendar of Events

The Future of Hong Kong: Is free speech dead?

Program in Journalism and the Humanities Council

Documenting War Crimes

Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, Humanities Council, Journalism, and the Princeton Ukrainian Society

The Family Roe: The unknown woman at the heart of Roe v. Wade

Program in Journalism and the Humanities Council

Film Screening: “Goodbye Julia”

Near Eastern Studies Program; Department of Near Eastern Studies; Program in Journalism, Mohamed Kordofani, filmmaker Maeder Hall Auditorium

Lunch Talk – Open Secrets: Using Google to Uncover Global Crimes

The Program in Journalism, Christiaan Triebert

Film Screening: “MAKA”

Department of French and Italian

The Journalism of Reparations

Rund Abdelfatah, NPR; Michael Fannin, Kansas City Star; Emmanuel Felton, The Washington Post; Channing Joseph, Journalism

Program in Journalism

Lunch Talk – Movies For Your Mind: Translating Research into Artful Audio Storytelling

The Program in Journalism, Rund Abdelfatah 16 Joseph Henry House

“Navalny” (2022) | Screening and Discussion with Christo Grozev

University Center for Human Values and the Program in Journalism, Christo Grozev

Disinformation, Race and Finding the Facts

Program in Journalism; Department of African American Studies; Program in Latin American Studies; Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies