The East-West Center Seminars and Journalism Program invites you to attend
EWC Seminars Live:

Frontline Reporting from COVID Hot Spots Webinar

Thursday, July 2^nd
4:00 – 5:30pm, Hawaii time

Journalists in COVID-19 hot spots have faced unprecedented professional challenges and personal risks to cover life and death issues. Our seven US and Asian speakers have been on the ground reporting from Wuhan’s seafood market and hospitals amid local government cover-ups; in East Asian streets and Seattle nursing homes as the deadly virus spread; and in South Asia with massive migrations of hungry workers escaping India’s locked-down cities and hundreds of Pakistani journalists contracting the virus. Journalists have still faced growing government threats and media shutdowns. Hear the journalists' insights, back stories, challenges and lessons learned in the face of an expected second wave.

Panelists: (listed in speaking order)

• Linda LEW, Reporter, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong SAR @Lindadalew
• Ramy INOCENCIO, Asia Correspondent, CBS News, Beijing, China @RamyInocencio
• Jungmin LEE, Reporter, Korea Broadcasting System, Seoul, South Korea @jungminleee98
• Ruth CABAL, Senior Correspondent, CNN Philippines, Manila, Philippines @ruthcabal15
• Daniel BEEKMAN, Staff Reporter, The Seattle Times, Washington, USA @DBeekman
• Saumya KHANDELWAL, Freelance Photojournalist, New Delhi, India @saumyaphotos
• Aneela KHALID, Aneela Khalid, National Correspondent, Independent Urdu, Peshawar, Pakistan @aneelakhaled

Moderator:

• Annalisa BURGOS, KITV-4 Island News, Honolulu, HI, USA @annalisaburgos

To register, visit www.eastwestcenter.org/EWCSeminarsLive

The East-West Center Seminars and Journalism Program invites you to attend
EWC Seminars Live:

Frontline Reporting from COVID Hot Spots Webinar

Thursday, July 2^nd
4:00 – 5:30pm, Hawaii time

Journalists in COVID-19 hot spots have faced unprecedented professional challenges and personal risks to cover life and death issues. Our seven US and Asian speakers have been on the ground reporting from Wuhan’s seafood market and hospitals amid local government cover-ups; in East Asian streets and Seattle nursing homes as the deadly virus spread; and in South Asia with massive migrations of hungry workers escaping India’s locked-down cities and hundreds of Pakistani journalists contracting the virus. Journalists have still faced growing government threats and media shutdowns. Hear the journalists' insights, back stories, challenges and lessons learned in the face of an expected second wave.

 

Panelists: (listed in speaking order)

• Linda LEW, Reporter, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong SAR @Lindadalew
• Ramy INOCENCIO, Asia Correspondent, CBS News, Beijing, China @RamyInocencio
• Jungmin LEE, Reporter, Korea Broadcasting System, Seoul, South Korea @jungminleee98
• Ruth CABAL, Senior Correspondent, CNN Philippines, Manila, Philippines @ruthcabal15
• Daniel BEEKMAN, Staff Reporter, The Seattle Times, Washington, USA @DBeekman
• Saumya KHANDELWAL, Freelance Photojournalist, New Delhi, India @saumyaphotos
• Aneela KHALID, Aneela Khalid, National Correspondent, Independent Urdu, Peshawar, Pakistan @aneelakhaled

 

Moderator:

• Annalisa BURGOS, KITV-4 Island News, Honolulu, HI, USA @annalisaburgos

 

To register, visit www.eastwestcenter.org/EWCSeminarsLive