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Thank you all for joining IPI’s first ever virtual World Congress. Missed some of the IPIWoCo 2020 sessions? Watch the video recordings and read our recap of the sessions here. We are more than an event. We’re a MOVEMENT FOR JOURNALISM. An annual gathering of journalists & editors from globally-renowned media, organized by the International Press Institute (IPI).

This year’s IPI World Congress was moved online for the first time in our 70 year history, but we hope to be back in real life in New York next year. We’re working with our hosts at Columbia University to set the dates for September 2021, so stay tuned here for any updates.

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Thursday, October 8 • 2:00pm - 2:45pm
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Journalists are building careers outside traditional newsrooms. How to make transition, what to expect and where is journalism headed.

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Speakers
avatar for Violet Gonda

Violet Gonda

Broadcast Journalist; President, International Association of Women in Radio and TV (IAWRT)
Violet Gonda is an award-winning Zimbabwean broadcast journalist. For almost two decades she has helped to develop and implement communications campaigns, which included setting up privately owned start-up satellite radio and television stations in Zimbabwe, broadcasting from London... Read More →
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Barkha Dutt

Founder-Editor, Mojo
Barkha Dutt is an award-winning TV journalist, anchor and columnist with more than two decades of reporting experience. She is India’s only Emmy-nominated journalist who has won multiple national and international awards, including the Padmashri, which is India’s fourth highest... Read More →


Thursday October 8, 2020 2:00pm - 2:45pm CEST
  REIMAGINING JOURNALISM

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