Recent Events

Events recently held at or sponsored by the J-School,
listed in reverse chronological order.

June 15, 2009
FRESH: Berkeley Screening
A new documentary about sustainable agriculture featuring Michael Pollan of the Graduate School of Journalism.

June 14, 2009 - June 19, 2009
Knight Digital Media Center June 2009 Lecture Series
The Knight Digital Media Center's June 14-19 Multimedia Training Workshop for journalists is under way. For those not able to attend, we're webcasting most of our noon and evening presentations.

June 12, 2009
FRESH: San Francisco Screening
A new documentary about sustainable agriculture featuring Michael Pollan of the Graduate School of Journalism.

May 19, 2009
Knight Digital Media Center May 2009 Lecture Series
The Knight Digital Media Center's May 17-23 Multimedia Training Workshop for journalists is under way. For those not able to attend, we're presenting most of our noon and evening speakers as

May 16, 2009
Graduation 2009
Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Graduation Ceremony 2009.

April 29, 2009
Copyright in the Digital Age Panel Discussion
Please join our guest panelists for what promises to be an engaging, educational and lively discussion about the adaptation and evolution of copyright in the digital age.

April 29, 2009
Calvin Sims
Calvin Sims, former Latin America and Asia correspondent of The New York Times and Media Program Officer of the Ford Foundation, visits the J-School.

April 24, 2009
A Night at the Met with Larry Fink
Night at the Met, is an interesting look at the ritual of the donor party at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. So, we invite you, the photo community, our collectors and lovers of photography to celebrate our mutual passion for the arts and photography with our own ritual party.

April 24, 2009
CNN: Black in America 2
Black in America 2 will take you to neighborhoods all across America to meet people - some famous, some not - who are working everyday in real-life situations to find solutions to challenges facing their communities.

April 9, 2009
The Lonely Soldier: The Private War of Women Serving in Iraq
Columbia J-School Professor Helen Benedict discusses her new book, "The Private War of Women Serving in Iraq".

April 3, 2009
Investigative Reporting Seminar with Professor Lowell Bergman
As part of the 3rd Annual Logan Symposium on Investigative Reporting April 3-5th, Professor Lowell Bergman's weekly investigative reporting for print and television seminar will include a handful of print and radio reporters dedicated to reporting in the public interest.

April 1, 2009
THE JEWS OF SINGAPORE
Joan Bieder, Associate Dean and Senior Lecturer of the Graduate School of Journalism, discusses her book on the history, deliverance and growth of an Orthodox Baghdadi community and its Southeast Asian legacy.

April 1, 2009
The Resurgence of al Qaeda and the Taliban in Pakistan
Hamid Mir will talk about the precarious state of the Pakistani government, the effectiveness of US foreign policy in the region, and what it's like to be an investigative journalist in one of the most turbulent regions in the world.

March 31, 2009
A Discussion with Professor Lowell Bergman and Nuhu Ribadu
In his first public appearance in the United States since fleeing Nigeria, embattled prosecutor Nuhu Ribadu will sit down with Professor Lowell Bergman for a discussion on international bribery.

March 22, 2009
Knight Digital Media Center March 2009 Lecture Series
The Knight Digital Media Center's March 22-27 Multimedia Training Workshop for journalists is under way. For those not able to attend, we're presenting most of our noon and evening speakers as live webcasts.

March 16, 2009
The SF Chronicle in Transition
A panel discussion about the plight of Northern California's largest daily newspaper.

March 12, 2009
Peter Eichstaedt
Peter Eichstaedt speaks about his most recent book, First Kill Your Family: Child Soldiers of Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army.

March 10, 2009
Abraham Lincoln as a Writer
Fred Kaplan, biographer of Mark Twain and Henry James, will discuss his new book, Lincoln: The Biography of a Writer, which is cited as among the latest reading of President Obama.

February 26, 2009
FRONTLINE/World Showcase Screening
FRONTLINE/World's season eight premiere broadcast was produced entirely by recent alumni of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Meet the journalists and help us celebrate the success of our unique partnership at this special screening.

February 24, 2009
Africa: A Love Story
Former Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent and New York Times columnist Gregg Pascal Zachary visits to talk about his new book, Married to Africa.

February 23, 2009
Practicing Journalism in the Middle East
Launching a Career as a Foreign Correspondent.

February 21, 2009
Meet the Reporters
Join the NABJ at Berkeley for an intimate panel discussion, media showcase and Q & A session featuring four outstanding African American journalists in TV, radio, print and multimedia.

February 20, 2009
Ernesto Bazan
Ernesto Bazan has been photographing the changing lives of Cubans since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

February 20, 2009
Passing Strange
Princeton History Professor Martha A. Sandweiss visits Berkeley to discuss her new book probing the secret life of 19th century explorer Clarence King, Passing Strange: A Gilded Age Tale of Love and Deception Across the Color the Line.

February 18, 2009
Will the New York Times Survive?
A Dialogue on the Future of Journalism

February 17, 2009
Knight Digital Media Center February 2009 Lecture Series
The Knight Digital Media Center invites you to attend the guest speaker presentations for the February 2009 Technology Tools Workshop, in the Journalism School's Bayley Library. These presentations will be webcast live, and available as streaming video archives the following week.

February 10, 2009
So Damn Much Money: The Triumph of Lobbying and the Corrosion of American Government
Robert G. Kaiser speaks about his book in Sibley Auditorium.

February 4, 2009
Pulitzer Prize Winner Steve Fainaru
Please join Washington Post Staff Writer Steve Fainaru, winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting, as he visits to discuss his new book, Big Boy Rules: America's Mercenaries Fighting in Iraq.

January 29, 2009
"SNARK: It's Mean, It's Personal, and It's Ruining Our Conversation"
David Denby, film critic for The New Yorker, and author of the just-released book, SNARK: It's Mean, It's Personal, and It's Ruining Our Conversation, will sign and talk about his book with linguist and professor Geoff Nunberg of the I-School.

January 22, 2009
WAYNE MILLER IN CONVERSATION
Photographs 1942-1958 takes us to the midpoint of the career of one of the country's most important visual artists and ends with his tremendously successful series that came to be published as The World is Young. This long overdue volume is an irreplaceable addition to American heritage.

December 4, 2008
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Presented annually to honor the memory of Mario Savio, a spokesperson for Berkeley's Free Speech Movement of 1964; to promote the ideals and values he struggled to advance throughout his life and to recognize and encourage young activists striving to build a more humane and just society.

November 24, 2008
DIGITAL TV AND THE WORLD
More of China's people wander their country and the world seeking work, love and community. Yet Beijing's new magnetism pulls at them. Join the producers to watch stories of hustle, stress and solace on the streets of Beijing and beyond. Discussion to follow.

November 20, 2008
JO WHALEY
For one evening butterflies, beetles, dragonflies, and other colorful insects take center stage. Come see photographer Jo Whaley's newest work, celebrated in her book, The Theater of Insects, and highlighted this evening with a special lecture and book-signing.

November 17, 2008
J-School Docs 2008
Join the filmmakers at the Pacific Film Archive/Berkeley Art Museum's George Gund Theater for a screening featuring inspiring stories from across the planet. Question and answer sessions will follow the films and all proceeds from the event will support the J-school documentary program.

November 17, 2008
COMMITMENT TO QUALITY: PETER JENNINGS LEGACY TO TELEVISION NEWS
The November paperback release of Peter Jennings: A Reporter's Life brings Documentary Executive Producer Kayce Freed Jennings and Lynn Sherr,a groundbreaking ABC-TV News correspondent and author, to the Journalism school. Senior Lecturer Joan Bieder moderates.

November 13, 2008
Slouching Tiger, Crouching Crisis: Inequality, the Farm Crisis & the Media
The Center for South Asian Studies presents a talk by Palagummi Sainath on the pressures on the rural poor & the role of the press.

November 12, 2008
Today: Award-Winning Science Journalist Tim Ferris
Tim Ferris, award-winning astronomy writer and author of the acclaimed books, Seeing in the Dark, Life Beyond Earth, and the Whole Shebang, returns to North Gate to discuss his newest book, The Science of Liberty. Reception for School community at 5:30 pm.

November 10, 2008
J-School Docs 2008
Join the filmmakers at the Pacific Film Archive/Berkeley Art Museum's George Gund Theater for a screening featuring inspiring stories from across the planet. Question and answer sessions will follow the films and all proceeds from the event will support the J-school documentary program.

November 10, 2008
QUESTIONS OF JEWISH IDENTITY
A panel discussion with authors Frances Dinkelspiel and Lisa Klug -- Isaias Hellman, a Bavarian Jewish immigrant and his impact on 20th century California. --A field manual for the 21st century Jews and the people who love them. Moderated by J School Senior Lecturer Joan Bieder, author of The Jews of Singapore.

November 10, 2008
Peril and Possibility: What the Next President Will Face, and What Journalists Might Try
A discussion with Pulitzer-prize winning author Ron Suskind.

October 30, 2008
Four Days to Go: McCain, Obama and the 2008 Campaign
Senior Lecturer and political reporting veteran Susan Rasky moderates a topflight panel of journalists, scholars, and analysts discussing the 2008 campaign and election, including Professor Henry Brady, AP corresondent Kathleen Hennessy, SF Chronicle columnist Chip Johnson, Democratic pollster Amy Simon, and Bill Whalen, research fellow at the Hoover Institution.

October 29, 2008
The Pro-Am Future: Journalism, the Public and the Digital Age
Please join Distinguished Regents' Lecturers Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist.org, and Phil Bronstein, Editor-at-Large of the San Francisco Chronicle, as they discuss the future of journalism in a world in which professionals and citizens alike will play active and influential roles.

October 27, 2008
dispatches: Between Gutenberg and Google
The Graduate School of Journalism and Center for Investigative Reporting host journalists for 'dispatches' the new quarterly international news journal. Join us for a lively discussion of new ways to tell vital stories and address global issues shaping our world.

October 27, 2008
At the Death House Door
Screening of the film by Steve James and Peter Gilbert with the two award-winning journalists, Steve Mills and Maurice Possley, whose news coverage of the De Luna case inspired the making of the documentary.

October 27, 2008
Obama-McCain: The View from Europe
Distinguished Professor of World Politics Hans-Henrik Holm from the Danish School of Journalism at Aarhus University visits to give a lunchtime talk about European press coverage of the U.S presidential campaigns.

October 25, 2008
The OXFORD PROJECT
Please join us for something out of the ordinary as Center for Photography & Fotovision breaks to the stage! Much more than your average lecture and slideshow, the celebration of the new book, The Oxford Project, will feature a theatrical presentation. Come hear the soul of small town America.



October 23, 2008
The Financial Meltdown: A Report from Wall Street
Lunch for students, staff, and faculty as Matt Winkler, editor in chief of Bloomberg News, visits to discuss the financial crisis from his Wall Street vantage.

October 22, 2008
An Evening with Legendary Psychologist Paul Ekman, on His New Book with the Dalai Lama
Ekman--one of the world's foremost authorities on emotions and facial expressions, and a member of Greater Good magazine's editorial board--will present highlights from his groundbreaking conversations with the Dalai Lama on the roots of love, compassion, anger, and morality.

October 21, 2008
Grants and Fellowships for Writers
Looking for ways to fund your writing projects? Don't miss this panel: Representatives of some of the country's most prestigious fellowships, to discuss the purpose of the awards and how to apply and Recipients of fellowships and grants to share the inside scoop on applying and receiving funding.

October 21, 2008
Feeding a Crisis: The Limits of Industrialized Food
Paul Roberts, best-selling author of The End of Oil, discusses his most recent book The End of Food.

October 17, 2008 - October 18, 2008
ARMED AND DANGEROUS
Americans enjoy among the best free speech and open-government laws in the world. But such freedoms mean nothing if journalists and citizens don't know how to use them. Get the weapons you need to make your work more competitive, compelling and controversial.

October 13, 2008
Submersion Journalism
The Politics and Practice of Undercover Reporting. A panel discussion with Ted Conover, Roger Hodge, Michael Pollan, and Jake Silverstein

October 6, 2008
Covering Crisis
New York Times reporter Matt Richtel moderates a panel discussion about news coverage of the financial crisis with David Leonardt of the Times, Bloomberg's Jeffrey Taylor, AP's Laura Impellizerri, the Chronicle's Carolyn Said, and J-School Senior Lecturer Susan Rasky.

October 2, 2008
"Asia & Beyond" China seminar
This week we focus on China, as Linjun Fan ('09) & Shipeng Guo ('10) discuss the heady mix of fun and politics that went into the Beijing Olympics, and Liu Jianqiang (VS '08) talks about the new democracy movement catalyzed by China's environmental crisis.

October 2, 2008
The World Without Us
Join Alan Weisman, best-selling author of "The World Without Us" for a lunch reading and discussion on his utterly original approach to questions of humanity's impact on the planet.

October 1, 2008
A Food Agenda for Next Administration
A Food Agenda for Next Administration will be a panel discussion at UC Berkeley that posits a policy framework for achieving healthy food and agriculture systems in the US.

September 26, 2008
Business Journalism Workshop
A FREE one-day business journalism workshop will be held in Berkeley, Calif., on Friday, September 26, 2008. This workshop is open not only to business journalists, but to journalists covering other beats who wish to learn more about covering business.

September 24, 2008
Whatever It Takes: Changing the Lives of America's Urban Poor
Paul Tough, one of America's foremost writers on poverty, education, and the achievement gap, will discuss his new book "Whatever It Takes," a portrait of educator Geoffrey Canada's radical attempt to get children in central Harlem out of poverty.

September 23, 2008
Dexter Filkins on The Forever War
The New York Times foreign correspondent discusses his recent book, a searing account of the rise of the Taliban, 9/11, and the Iraq War as he saw it unfold in the very places these events took place. Investigative Reporting Professor Lowell Bergman will introduce.

September 10, 2008
A Lens on the Presidency
Panel Discussion at the Opening of the AP Photo Exhibit, The American President
Moderated by John Raess, AP Chief of Bureau, San Francisco

September 3, 2008
Slow Food Nation Considered
What does Slow Food Nation mean in the context of the World Food Crisis? This panel will feature food activist Dr. Vandana Shiva, author and Knight Professor of Journalism Michael Pollan, author and scholar Dr. Raj Patel, and farmer and scholar Dr. Frederick Kirschenmann.

August 8, 2008
THE DARK SIDE:
An Evening of Crucial Disclosures by brilliant New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer in conversation with Neil Henry, author and UC Graduate School of Journalism Interim Dean

July 24, 2008
"The Secret World of Intelligence Outsourcing"
Join the Council for a conversation with investigative journalist Tim Shorrock as he discusses intelligence outsourcing in depth in his new book, Spies for Hire.

July 6, 2008 - July 8, 2008
Knight Digital Media Center July 2008 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers are webcast live.

June 8, 2008 - June 11, 2008
Knight Digital Media Center June 2008 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers are webcast live.

May 18, 2008 - May 21, 2008
Knight Digital Media Center May 2008 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers are webcast live.

May 6, 2008
Grand Theft Childhood?
To celebrate the release of its new issue on play, Greater Good magazine is hosting a panel discussion that will reveal the newest facts about video game play, and what guidelines they suggest for parents, teachers, kids, and the people who create the games. A Q&A will follow the discussion.

May 5, 2008
Writing Your First Book
Join us for stories and how-to advice from book writers. What makes a story book-worthy? What is a book pitch and how do you make one? Do you need an agent to write a book? What are publishers looking for in first books?

April 25, 2008
The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for the American Worker
In his new book, The Big Squeeze, New York Times Reporter Steven Greenhouse explores why, in the world's most affluent nation, so many corporations are intent on squeezing their workers dry. Steven Greenhouse has been the labor and workplace correspondent for the New York Times since 1995.

April 24, 2008
Berkeley Science Review- Science Writing Seminar
The Berkeley Science Review presents its spring science writing seminar: A discussion with Andreas Kluth, Bay Area Technology Correspondent for The Economist

April 22, 2008
A Special Report on The Future of Energy from Mother Jones
Join us for a discussion on Mother Jones Magazine's current issue on the energy crisis. Meet with the editors and authors of this special report. We will also hear from them on the magazine's current direction and how to connect with the people involved.

April 21, 2008
Apple APERTURE 2.0 Program
Apple computer will be hosting a talk to launch Aperture 2.0, the program for photographers and multi-media creators. As part of the event, renowned Sports Illustrated Staff Photographer Bill Frakes will be sharing his amazing sports images as part of the evening.

April 18, 2008
Amy Arbus Photographer
In a multi-media presentation and book signing Amy Arbus will tell the stories behind her most iconic images featured in her award winning photography books, The Inconvenience of Being Born, On the Street 1980-1990 and her new book The Fourth Wall .

April 17, 2008
Screening of "Citizen McCaw"
A special screening of "Citizen McCaw", the new documentary film about the journalism ethics battle and meltdown at the Santa Barbara News Press.

April 16, 2008
Covering Poverty
Lisa Gray-Garcia, a writer whose expertise in poverty comes from personal experience, challenges journalists to do a better job covering the lives of poor people.

April 16, 2008 - April 18, 2008
Knight Digital Media Center April 2008 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers were webcast live. Archived webcasts are available by clicking the event titles below.

April 12, 2008
Covering the Digital Campaign
COVERING THE DIGITAL CAMPAIGN: How viral videos, flash mobs and web fundraising are changing the landscape of politics and political reporting. OR NOT.

April 11, 2008
Fourth Annual International Reporting Conference
Join us for a day with some of the most experienced reporters and editors in the business. The conference will focus on the nuts and bolts of working outside the United States. Please see the full event details for the day's agenda. Limited Space. Reservations must be made by April 5th. Please contact Omar Fekeiki omarfekeiki@yahoo.com

March 25, 2008 - March 28, 2008
Knight Digital Media Center March 2008 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers were webcast live. Archived webcasts are available by clicking the event titles below.

March 20, 2008
The Art of Interviewing
Cecil Brown, an award winning author, screenwriter, and filmmaker who co-wrote the screenplay for "Which Way is Up?", will give a presentation on the art of interviewing. Brown has profiled a range of legendary artists, including James Baldwin, Toni Morrison, Tennessee Williams, and Richard Pryor.

March 19, 2008
Race and Ethnicity in the 2008 Presidential Contest
Join Boalt Law School Dean and civil rights expert Christopher Edley in conversation with his wife, Boalt lecturer and immigration policy expert Maria Echaveste, on how race, ethnicity and immigration are playing out in the presidential race.

March 13, 2008
Souled Out: Reclaiming Faith and Politics after the Religious Right
E. J. Dionne Jr. is a syndicated columnist for the Washington Post, a regular political analyst on National Public Radio, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, and a professor at Georgetown University.

March 12, 2008
The Crime Beat
Author Claire Booth visits to discuss coverage of cops and courts, and the challenges of producing book length narratives about crime. Her latest book, "The False Prophet: Conspiracy, Extortion and Murder in the Name of God," examines the case of Contra Costa County multiple murderer Taylor Helzer.

March 6, 2008
3rd Annual First Amendment and the Environment Symposium
The Symposium is an interactive forum on the intersection of First Amendment issues with environmental law and policy. Earn 4 Hours MCLE Credits!

March 5, 2008
In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto
Michael Pollan is the author, most recently, of In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto. He'll be interviewed by Cynthia Gorney, an award-winning writer and UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism professor.

February 28, 2008
The "War on Terror" and Human Rights
The "War on Terror" and Human Rights will engage the public in a thought-provoking discussion about the methods used to pursue the "war on terror" and its impact on America's reputation at home and abroad. Admission is free.

February 28, 2008
Life, Death and Committing Journalism Along the U.S. Mexican Border
Dallas Morning News Mexico Bureau Chief Alfredo Corchado and Sacramento Bee Assistant City Editor and former Latin America correspondent Ricardo Sandoval will explore U.S. - Mexico border issues.

February 27, 2008
Creating A World Through Journalism: Ron Leshem
Ron Leshem, deputy director in charge of programming and special projects for Keshet of Channel Two, Israel's most watched television station, will give a talk about his new novel, "Beaufort." A film based on the book was nominated for this year's Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

February 22, 2008
Ami Vitale
An exhibition of photographs by Ami Vitale, made over many years, that look at the people and conflict in Kashmir. Ms. Vitale will lecture at her gallery opening on Feb. 22 at 6 P.M.

February 20, 2008
The Future of Newsrooms
New opportunities, collateral damage, and the impact on journalists in the digital era.

February 15, 2008
Ethnic Media Crossing the Digital Divide:
Nearly 40 Bay Area media leaders visit the J-School to participate in a day-long conference and workshop sponsored by the School of Journalism, New America Media and the Knight Digital Media Center.

February 13, 2008
Film Criticism and the 2008 Academy Awards
Award-winning San Francisco Chronicle film critic Mick Lasalle visits the J-School to discuss movie reviewing and the 2008 Academy Awards. Lasalle is the author of "Dangerous Men: Pre-Code Hollywood and the Birth of Modern Man," and "Complicated Women: Sex and Power in Pre-Code Hollywood."

February 11, 2008
Silicon Valley Spotlight: Covering Takeovers, Titans & Technology
Panelists are: Matt Richtel, the New York Times; Chris Gaither, the Los Angeles Times; Vauhini Vara, The Wall Street Journal; Owen Thomas, Valleywag; Andreas Kluth, The Economist; Elizabeth Corcoran, Technology Editor, Forbes.com; Jeanette Borzo, freelancer for The Economist and the Wall Street Journal

February 6, 2008
Election 2008: Looking Beyond The Bush Years
A talk by Bob Herbert, who joined The New York Times as an Op-Ed columnist in 1993.

February 6, 2008
Combating the Participation Gap: Why New Media Literacy Matters
Henry Jenkins, Co-Director of the MIT Comparative Media Studies Program, will discuss curricular materials and activities being developed by MIT's Project nml to support the teaching of these new social skills and cultural competencies.

January 7, 2008
SF Documentary screening:
"OPERATION HOMECOMING: WRITING THE WARTIME EXPERIENCE" A FILM BY RICHARD E. ROBBINS OPERATION HOMECOMING is a unique documentary that explores the firsthand accounts of American servicemen and women through their own words.

January 6, 2008 - January 9, 2008
Knight Digital Media Center January 2008 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers will be webcast live.

January 2, 2008 - January 31, 2008
All Pickleweed
New photos by Sally Mack from the Guadalcanal Village wetlands restoration site near Vallejo CA will be exhibited at The Faculty Club, January 2-31, 2008.

December 16, 2007 - December 19, 2007
Knight Digital Media Center December 2007 Lecture Series
The New Media Lecture Series is part of a week-long multimedia training workshop for mid-career journalists sponsored by the school. Panel speakers will be webcast live.

December 6, 2007
No End in Sight
A free screening of the award-winning documentary and discussion with the director of "No End in Sight: Iraq's Descent into Chaos"

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