Upcoming events
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Under the Nazis’ Thumb: A lunch and learn
How the world’s biggest news agency struggled (and sometimes failed) to cover news from Hitler’s Germany. In this presentation, based on original archival research, Gene Allen outlines the pressures that foreign journalists working in Nazi Germany faced in the 1930s, and examines the compromises that the Berlin bureau of Associated Press made to keep threats of expulsion at bay. AP’s…
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Lunch, learn and meditate with Ann Rauhala
It’s March. You’re stressed. Take a pause to try mindfulness meditation and learn about research into its benefits for journalists and journalism students. Featuring Ann Rauhala, journalism professor and FCAD Teaching Chair at Ryerson University. When: Tuesday, March 19, 2019 12:00 – 1:00 P.M. Where: The Catalyst, Rogers Communications Centre Room 230 Bring your lunch and friends. All…
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Lunch and Learn: Understanding News Users
The Ryerson Journalism Research Centre is excited to present this talk by visiting scholar, Colette Brin. Understanding News Users: Rebuilding journalism from citizens’ perspectives. When: Friday, March 1. 12 p.m. Where: Rogers Communications Centre, Room TBD. All are welcome! Please RSVP on Facebook here. Colette Brin is a Professor at Université Laval’s Département d’information et de communication and the Director…
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Lunch and Learn with Jack Jamieson
Bridging the open Web and platforms: Alternative social media alongside the corporate Web. When: Wednesday, January 30 @ 1 p.m. Where: The Catalyst, RCC 230 All are welcome! RSVP on Facebook here. Bring your lunch for a discussion with Jack Jamieson, PhD candidate at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information. Amid mounting concerns about the power of major Internet…
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Turning a Magazine Feature into a Live Performance
A Stitched Focus Group event co-hosted by the Ryerson Journalism Research Centre Time: Thursday, December 13, 7-9 p.m. Location: Room 223, Rogers Communications Centre. Please RSVP to secure your spot! Magazines have traditionally been the home for well written, researched and fact-checked long-form stories. But what if that kind of journalism was performed before a live audience? stitched! is a live…
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