Fantastic to be hosting
Jane Martinson’s book launch tonight in partnership with our friends Bayes Business School (formerly Cass). Jane, Will Lewis & Kamal Ahmed are talking about money, power & journalism in the UK and the secret world of the Barclay Brothers

Didn’t realise just how little I knew about the mysterious Barclay brothers. Looking forward to reading this new Jane Martinson book, in conversation tonight with Kamal Ahmed and Will Lewis for City Journalism & Bayes Business School (formerly Cass)

Looking forward to this City Journalism Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) event with our colleague Jane Martinson at her book launch, with 2 City Journalism alumni Kamal Ahmed and Will Lewis

Absolutely LOVE this!

Six years ago at City Journalism we started our first big group assignment; taking part in ‘Journalism Idol’. We had to do a whole presentation on our favourite journalists.
Fast forward to this week and I got to meet mine…

Academia is mostly people telling you that you aren't good enough and sometimes there's a lunch

Powerful first lecture by our new Professor Dr. Julie Posetti at City Journalism today. Looking at online violence against women journalists- six years to the day since the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia

Very excited for my colleague Jane Martinson whose book on the Barclay brothers is published this week & rightfully getting a lot of attention. It’s a family drama as gripping as Succession - that tells us all about money and power in the UK amazon.co.uk/You-May-Never-…

Many thanks to everyone who came. A real privilege to meet you all.

Great talk by Ros Atkins at City Journalism this afternoon on the art of communication- not just his viral explainer videos but also how to nail an email/pitch/job interview. No seats left empty…and huge queue for books…

Huge audience here ⁦City Journalism⁩ to hear Ros Atkins talk about the art of explanation

'What baseline standards are possible, given our human and monetary capitel?'
Ruona J. Meyer @AfricaInitiative at openimg of HCBerlin about neglect of #humanitarian crisis in Global North media & ignored Global South voices & network participation Isabel Schayani Dr Glenda Cooper

'Dem ‚Gespenst des Kolonialismus' begegnet man am besten, indem man es sichtbar macht.'

@rgameyer spricht auf dem #HCBerlin darüber, wie der humanitäre Umgang mit Krisen vom #Kolonialismus geprägt ist und wie wir mit neokolonialen Ungerechtigkeiten umgehen können.

A pleasure to be part of it…

Making reference to Ruona J. Meyer's earlier presentation, an audience member comments on speaking 'big-big English' when it comes to crises.
The danger of uniformity is that it goes against complexity. We should hate how we use the language, but we need to use the language.
#HCBerlin

That’s a wrap for day one! 👏

From categorizing crises to discussions on climate change, it’s been a fascinating and thought-provoking first day. A big thank you to all our wonderful speakers.

What’s been your highlight so far? Let us know using #HCBerlin !

Great discussion from Isabel Schayani and Ruona J. Meyer kicking off #HCBerlin . Set out expertly the challenges ahead for the next two days of the conference and, of course, beyond…

Next up, we’re hearing from Dr Glenda Cooper from University of London, Chair of the opening keynote discussion featuring Ruona J. Meyer from @soljournonetwork and Isabel Schayani from WDR.

#HCBerlin

Delighted to be here participating in #HCBerlin this morning - could not be a more pressing time