Global launch. Weds. 14 June, in person and online
Reuters HQ in Canary Wharf. 10:00 BST.
Speakers:
- Short intros by Alessandra Galloni, Editor-in-Chief of Reuters, and Nick Glicher, COO of the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
- Rasmus Nielsen, Director, Reuters Institute
- Nic Newman, Digital News Report Lead Author and Senior Research Associate, Reuters Institute
- Jane Barrett, Global Editor for Media News Strategy, Reuters.
- Kamal Ahmed, Editor-in-Chief, The News Movement.
- Naja Nielsen, Digital Director, BBC News.
Live-streamed and organised in partnership with Reuters.
US launch. Thurs. 22 June, in person and online
Speakers:
- Rasmus Nielsen, Director, Reuters Institute
- Lydia Polgreen, columnist, New York Times
- Shazna Nessa, Global Head of Visuals, Wall Street Journal
- Latoya Drake, Head of North America, Google News Lab
- Arlyn Gajilan, Digital News Director, Reuters
Organised in partnership with Reuters.
Asia launch. Mon. 19 June, online only
9:00 UK | 16:00 Malaysia, Philippines | 17:00 Japan
Speakers:
- Mitali Mukherjee, Director of Journalist Programmes, RISJ
- Nic Newman, lead author of DNR 2023
- Yvonne Chua, author of the Philippines country page of DNR 2023
- Reiko Saisho, author of the Japan country page of DNR 2023
Africa launch. Thurs. 22 June, online only
Thurs. 22 June. 12:00 UK, Nigeria | 13:00 South Africa | 14:00 Kenya
Speakers:
- Federica Cherubini, Director of Leadership Development, RISJ
- Nic Newman, lead author of DNR 2023
- Chris Roper, Deputy CEO, Code for Africa
- Mpho Raborife, Managing Editor, News24
- Isaac Aregbesola, Editor, NAN
- Oliver Mathenge, Managing Editor for Audiences and Engagement, Nation Media Group
India launch. 20 June, online only
Speakers:
- Mitali Mukherjee, Director of Journalist Programmes, RISJ
- Rasmus Nielsen, Director, RISJ
- Ankur Paliwal, Founder, Queerbeat Media
- Jahnavi Sen, Deputy Editor, The Wire
- Senthalir, Senior Editor, PARI
Latin America launch. Festival Gabo. 30 June-2 July
Key findings presented by Eduardo Suárez, Head of Editorial at RISJ, followed by a panel discussion with editors from the region. The event was part of the Festival Gabo, the most important journalism event in Latin America.