Reuters Institute Journalist Fellows explore the lessons learned in lockdown
The Journalist Fellows from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism opened the Institute’s Trinity term’s Global Journalism Seminars with a discussion on lessons learned from their research during the COVID-19 lockdown.
A unique group of Journalist Fellows from Kyrgyzstan, India, Hungary, Norway, Finland, Indonesia, Pakistan, Kenya, Egypt, Nicaragua and Brazil explored where journalism is, where it’s going, and where it could be around the world.
Chairing the seminar, Meera Selva, Director of the Fellowship Programme and Deputy Director of the Institute, said: “We have carried on the Fellowship here despite lockdown, speaking about the future of journalism and the challenges facing the news industry because it feels like it’s vital to have these conversations now more than ever.”
Watch the seminar here:
Green Templeton College is proud of its connection with the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. Journalist Fellows are given Visiting Scholar status at Green Templeton during their time in Oxford, allowing them access to the collegeโs wide-ranging facilities, andย Principal Sir Michael Dixonย is a member of the Reuters Institute Steering Committee.
The Global Journalism Seminars usually take place in Green Templeton’s EP Abraham Lecture Theatre but are currently being held online.
Hereโs some advice from our freshest crop of graduates to our incoming new students ๐งโ๐๐ฉโ๐๐จโ๐
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๐ Last weekend, Green Templeton welcomed Nobel Prize-winning astronomer Professor Brian Schmidt for the latest event in our Astronomy for All series.
Professor Schmidt took a packed audience on a journey through more than 13 billion years of cosmic history, from the Big Bang to the distant future of the Universe. He explored what we know about the cosmos, how we know it and some of the biggest mysteries that remain.
The lecture was chaired by Governing Body Fellow Rob Fender, Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Oxford, and continued our celebration of Green Templetonโs connections with Oxford Astrophysics.
Our Oceania Alumni Group is on a roll after successful events in Sydney, Brisbane and last night in Perth.
We`re very thankful to the group`s committee for their energy, commitment and hard work in bringing the community together. Itโs wonderful to see connections being strengthened, engagement growing, and the alumni community going from strength to strength.
Exciting times ahead!
If you would like to join a local alumni group, let us know!
Our EMBA and MBA alumni joined us on Friday for our last outdoor afternoon tea of the year.
Alumni from across the globe reunited with old friends, made new connections, and shared their career journeys since Oxford.
Our host, Vice Principal Professor Jonathan Reynolds, welcomed the group and shared the latest developments at Green Templeton College. Most importantly, he reminded them that here, they will always belong.
We can`t wait to welcome more of our community this week for Meeting Minds. We still have a few spaces for alumni wanting to join our college-based events (link in the comments).
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Thereโs lots happening behind the scenes as work continues on the Radcliffe Observatory.
Here is a peek behind the scenes at the progress so farโฆ
