Kasia Chmielinski

Join The Journalist’s Resource and the Harvard Graduate School of Education for a webinar exploring what research reveals about AI’s impact on education, emerging challenges and research gaps, and practical strategies for journalists covering AI in schools and universities.

Join The Journalist’s Resource and the Tow-Knight Center for Journalism Futures at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY for a discussion on how AI is changing the information landscape and practical strategies for community-focused newsrooms navigating these shifts with limited resources.

Toby Prike will cover two studies examining the impacts of perceived misinformation exposure on trust, democratic attitudes, and polarization, and present findings from an experiment examining the peer-to-peer transmission of misinformation. 

Want to do something big in the world? Hard to do that if no one knows who you are. Or worse, if what they know is wrong! This workshop will teach you how to effectively tell your story publicly. Taught by Julia Allison, fellow at Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics & Public Policy. This workshop is for Harvard ID holders only.

U.S. migration is projected to plummet by 2.4 million people between 2024 and 2026. Join The Journalist’s Resource, Econofact, and It Turns Out for a live expert panel exploring the consequences for the economy, industries, and families.

Join Shorenstein Center Fellow and USC Annenberg Professor David Craig for a discussion of his forthcoming book, Creator Nationalism: Platforms, Politics, and Influence, exploring how social media creators and influencers figure prominently in the construction, imagination, commercialization, and contestation of nationalism around the world.

Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork with influencers as varied as vegan YouTubers, dads of Instagram, and drama commentators, Angèle Christin will demystify the content creator economy, explaining its history and the pitfalls of its professionalization.

Ali Vitali, broadcaster and journalist, author of “Electable,” and Azza Cohen, videographer to Kamala Harris and Jasmine Crockett, break down gender biases in political image-making, interrogate media narratives and advocate for equitable representation.

Explore how “The Diplomat” brings the work of diplomacy to life, the people and experiences that shape the series, and what the show can reveal about the practice of diplomacy in a period of profound geopolitical change.

Join BISG for an interactive book talk with Stanford Professor Nir Halevy to learn practical ways to navigate workplace hierarchies and build healthier organizations.