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CLICK HERE FOR THE EVENT VIDEO. A conversation with Marion Nestle about food marketing, its impact on health and healthcare costs, and what public health and food advocates are doing to counter it. Welcome by Dean Edward Wasserman and introduction by Dean Stefano Bertozzi. Q&A moderated by lecturer David Tuller of UC Berkeley’s joint master’s…
REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spj-norcal-shield-law-workshop-tickets-65004354775 SPJ NorCal’s Freedom of Information Committee is hosting a workshop on California’s Shield Law. Come learn about what the law does and doesn’t cover, as well as examples of how it has been applied with real-world cases. The recent detention and search and seizure of freelance stringer Bryan Carmody has prompted discussions about…
** FREE TICKETS: http://bit.ly/2GwGK8r ** The Reva and David Logan Book Symposium, which brings together photographers, academics, students and collectors to celebrate the published photograph, will be held May 3-4 in Sibley Auditorium on campus. The biennial event, which launched in 2017, is provided under an endowment at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism…
***RSVP: http://bit.ly/2IIIAHN*** You are cordially invited to join us for a very special evening featuring pioneering tech journalist John Markoff— formerly of the New York Times, who famously won a spying case against Hewlett-Packard — in conversation with award-winning investigative journalist Lowell Bergman, whose investigation of the high-powered tobacco industry was dramatized in the Academy Award-nominated…
Please join us for a special lecture series with celebrated author and scholar Marion Nestle. Food Politics 2019: Nutrition Science Under Siege Nutrition science is under attack from statisticians and the food industry. Who stands to gain and what might be lost? Introduction by Malia Wollan, director of the UC Berkeley-11th Hour Food and Farming…
You are invited to a special event with Professor Cynthia Gorney to hear about the making of her National Geographic story “The Changing Face of Saudi Women,” a remarkable portrait of women living in “the most profoundly gender-segregated nation on Earth.” Despite the difficulty of obtaining reporting access into Saudi Arabia, Gorney spent two month-long…
The dramatic economic development of China in recent years has been fueled in large part by aggressive development policies that seek to modernize the nation at the expense in some instances of disrupting traditional villages and communities. Zhao Qi, a distinguished documentary maker from China who is a visiting scholar at the Graduate School of…
CLICK HERE FOR THE EVENT VIDEO. A conversation with Marion Nestle about food marketing, its impact on health and healthcare costs, and what public health and food advocates are doing to counter it. Welcome by Dean Edward Wasserman and introduction by Dean Stefano Bertozzi. Q&A moderated by lecturer David Tuller of UC Berkeley’s joint master’s…
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. 9:00 to 9:15Ì¢â”Coffee 9:15 Introductions. Omar Fekeiki 9:30-11:00 Reporting Abroad from an Editor’s POV. What do editors from Mother Jones, Frontline and the…
Sunday, July 6 3:15 – 4:30 p.m. “Beyond the Story-Centric Model of the Universe” Daniel Gaines, managing editor, operations, latimes.com Eric Ulken, interactivity editor, latimes.com Examples from Dan and Eric’s talk on story forms: Simple timeline: Writers’ strike Blog: Top of the Ticket Lists as photo galleries: Forbes.com Timeline as photo gallery: Key moments in…