Events Archive

Anna Badkhen

November 10, 2010

The Gaza Fixer and Two Schools in Nablus with filmmakers George Azar and Mariam Shahin

November 9, 2010

Three people stand in the middle of a demolished room with debris and rubble covering the floor. The walls are damaged, and broken tiles are visible. The central figure is a woman wearing a hijab, flanked by two men. A Berkeley Journalism team captures this scene amidst the chaos.

Berkeley and YouTube: Innovators at Work!

October 28, 2010

What Happens When Refugees Tell Their Own Stories?

October 27, 2010

Two people lean over a rock, focusing on a camcorder. The person in the orange shirt is holding the camera, while the other, in a patterned dress, watches closely. Amidst the rocky terrain and clear sky, it’s clear they’re engaged in recording or examining something—true Berkeley Journalism enthusiasts at work.

Somini Sengupta: Liberalization’s Children – Stories of Love, Hunger and Destiny in Young India

October 26, 2010

Somini Sengupta: Liberalization's Children – Stories of Love, Hunger and Destiny in Young India

October 26, 2010

Patch Comes to Berkeley

October 19, 2010

The image displays the word "Patch" in green, with a small patch of grass forming the crossbar of the letter 't', evocative of Berkeley Journalism's emphasis on creativity and natural storytelling.

Our Patchwork Nation: Political Journalist and Author Dante Chinni

October 13, 2010

A man with short gray hair and a beard is standing in a corridor with arched ceilings, wearing a brown blazer over a light blue shirt. The background, reminiscent of Berkeley Journalism hallways, shows a group of people out of focus.

The Big Story: National Public Radio’s Tamara Keith

October 6, 2010

A graphic depicting an atom with a central nucleus, represented by a yellow circle containing a combination of smaller colored spheres. Surrounding the nucleus are black lines depicting electron orbits with various colored spheres (red, blue, and green) on them, illustrating a visual often used in Berkeley Journalism.

The Big Story: National Public Radio's Tamara Keith

October 6, 2010

A graphic depicting an atom with a central nucleus, represented by a yellow circle containing a combination of smaller colored spheres. Surrounding the nucleus are black lines depicting electron orbits with various colored spheres (red, blue, and green) on them, illustrating a visual often used in Berkeley Journalism.

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