Join us on April 29th! Visiting Scholar j. Siguru Wahutu will explore how conflict in Africa is represented and theorized in the minority world. Register here: bit.ly/4sh1gz6 @asc.upenn.edu
Journalism History has just published my essay reflecting on the role of the press during the American Revolution. as we approach the semiquincentennial, i challenge journalism historians to consider what gets left out from memories of this era. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
🚨In Two Weeks! Join us for a talk with Media at Risk visiting scholar j. Siguru Wahutu on how conflict in Africa is reported on and theorized in the Global North. Secure your spot here: bit.ly/4sh1gz6
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TOMORROW! Join us with @yale.edu's j. Siguru Wahutu for a talk on how Africa is reported on from the global North. Free and open to all, register here: bit.ly/4sh1gz6
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There's still time to register for our screening on Monday! Free and open to all. Get your tickets here: bit.ly/3MZnW8a
Only one week away! @asc.upenn.edu hosts j. Suguru Wahutu for a lunchtime colloquium on how conflict in Africa is reported on and theorized in the Global North. Free and open to the public, find tickets here: bit.ly/4sh1gz6
On March 23rd - Don't miss "Eternal Sentinel" a film following war correspondents wounded in Iraq and Syria. @asc.upenn.edu @bzelizer.bsky.social Register here: bit.ly/3MZnW8a
Don't miss next Wednesday's event with Talie Cerin on global journalism & Haiti - from founding bilingual publication, Woy Magazine, to challenging US practices of parachuting in foreign corespondents @asc.upenn.edu @azsaneet.bsky.social
Next month 🎬 Powerful film screening of Eternal Sentinel 🎬 following war correspondents wounded in Iraq and Syria. Plus - Q&A with filmmaker, Maryam Ashrafi. Open to all. Register here: bit.ly/3MZnW8a @asc.upenn.edu
Film screening next week 🎬 Eternal Sentinel 🎬 following war correspondents wounded in Iraq and Syria. Plus - Q&A with filmmaker, Maryam Ashrafi. Open to all. Register here: bit.ly/3MZnW8a @asc.upenn.edu @bzelizer.bsky.social
In 1776, Indigenous freedom seekers Sim, William, and Margaret escaped the enslavement or unfreedom forced upon them by colonists. Advertisements announcing their departures and rewards for their c...
Film screening next week 🎬 Eternal Sentinel 🎬 following war correspondents wounded in Iraq and Syria. Plus - Q&A with filmmaker, Maryam Ashrafi. Open to all. Register here: bit.ly/3MZnW8a @asc.upenn.edu @bzelizer.bsky.social
Next month 🎬 Powerful film screening of Eternal Sentinel 🎬 following war correspondents wounded in Iraq and Syria. Plus - Q&A with filmmaker, Maryam Ashrafi. Open to all. Register here: bit.ly/3MZnW8a @asc.upenn.edu
