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Our global journalism seminar series will be held online from April to June 2021
Speakers for the events, chaired by Meera Selva, include Manisha Pande, Gustavo Faleiros, Aye Min Thant and Robert Moore
Tuesday 20 April 2021
The Reuters Institute’s series of weekly seminars on global journalism will be held online from April to June 2021. Among the speakers will be Manisha Pande from
Newslaundry.com, Gustavo Faleiros from
InfoAmazonia, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Aye Min Thant, and Robert Moore from ITV News.
The seminar series is a centrepiece of the Journalist Fellowship Programme, which welcomes high-profile journalists from around the world to share their experiences, thoughts and findings on the big issues facing the profession right now. The seminars give our Journalist Fellows the chance to engage with reporters, editors and innovators who are driving the industry forward and addressing the many challenges it faces.
COVID has a dramatic impact on children
No kindergarten or school, no play dates or sports the corona crisis has dramatic consequences for children. Pediatricians observe deteriorating health conditions and a dramatic increase in behavioral disorders.
Toddlers can t remember a time when children could meet up all at once without a face mask
It was in December that Axel Gerschlauer noticed the crisis within the crisis. In the last three weeks before Christmas, the pediatrician found himself treating three minors who had slashed their lower arms.
Three youths in three weeks Gerschlauer says he usually sees this sort of thing about once every three to six months. This kind of frequency,” he says, brought the scale of the problem home to me.
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