Art & Culture
Event
In a world of brexit and trump, is the media neglecting reporting on humanitarian issues?
Concern Worldwide
This is a free event
Are audiences interested in global humanitarian affairs? Does existing news coverage serve their needs and the needs of international aid?
BBC World Service Director Jamie Angus, Dr. Mel Bunce, founder of the Humanitarian News Research Network, and aid and development agency members discuss the state of reporting on humanitarian issues within a news agenda seen as being dominated by Brexit and Trump.
The Q&A session is hosted by former BBC Panorama reporter Declan Lawn, and is organised by the International Broadcasting Trust (IBT), the Coalition of Aid and Development Agencies Northern Ireland (CADA NI) and Humanitarian Journalism.
Sector:
- Arts
- Community relations
Date and Time
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Location
Performance Area, Linen Hall Library, 17 Donegall Square North
Belfast
BT1 5GB
United Kingdom
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