LECTURES. SYMPOSIA. COLLOQUIA.
Previous Events
Center for Media at Risk: SummerCulture 2018 Colloquium
Investigating the elements of risk that plagued the German media, broadly defined, during the Holocaust and Cold War.
Challenges of Independent Media in the MENA Region
Audio and photographs from Daoud Kuttab's lecture at the Center for Media at Risk
Imagery, Narrative, Propaganda: Artists in the German Democratic Republic
Curated by Monroe Price, Coordinated by Lauren Rosenblum, Talk by Cornelia Thomsen.
Journalism and Risk: Vanishing Career Paths for Foreign Correspondents
Media and synopsis from Graeme Wood's lecture at the Center for Media at Risk.
Managing Internet Risks With Citizen Behavioral Science
Media and synopsis of Nathan Matias lecture, “Managing Internet Risks with Citizen Behavioral Science.”
Selfies and the Ethics of the Face
Media and synopsis of Lilie Chouliaraki's lecture at the Center for Media at Risk.
The Media, Putin and Trump
Media and synopsis of Masha Gessen's lecture at the Center for Media at Risk.
The Swiss Referendum on the Abolishment of Public Service Broadcasting
Media and synopsis of Dr. Manuel Puppis lecture at The Center for Media at Risk.
What is Media at Risk?
Save the date for the Center for Media at Risk Launch Symposium, a cross-disciplinary conference bringing together media practitioners, media scholars and media organizations to define what “media at risk” means globally in circumstances of political intimidation and what can be done to resist it.
Why Reporting on the Lives and Livelihoods of 800+ Million Rural Indians Should Matter
Media and synopsis of Shalini Singh colloquium on covering rural India.
