Part of: Senior Journalists Seminar
The 2023 Senior Journalists Seminar (SJS) will bring together nine multinational journalists for a 3-week dialogue, study, and travel program scheduled for March 8-29.
Destinations
Washington, DC; Honolulu, HI; Jakarta, Indonesia; Bangkok, Thailand.
Program Summary
At its 20th anniversary of implementation, the East-West Center’s 2023 Senior Journalists Seminar will explore through a multi-faith relational lens the concepts, perceptions, influence, understanding, and engagement of religion in society.
In Washington DC, Hawaiʻi, Indonesia, and Thailand, the SJS23 cohort will explore the intersections of the personal / intimate and social-cultural, with government and law within various countries, cultures and faiths, including reproductive rights and responsibilities, facets of identity, culture, and belonging within LGBTQIA peoples communities and movements, and faith-based ecological values and actions regarding climate change and humanitarian crises.
Congratulations to the 2023 SJS fellows:
- Mr. Humayun “Kabir” BHUIYAN, Diplomatic and Special Correspondent, Dhaka Tribune, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Mr. Dulfo P. DULFO, Senior News Editor, Philippine News Agency, Manila, Philippines
- Mr. Nasim HAIDER, News Controller, GEO TV, Karachi, Pakistan
- Ms. Kalpana JAIN, Senior Ethics and Religion Editor, The Conversation, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
- Ms. Glenda Ruth KWEK, Text & Video Correspondent, Agence France-Presse, Mumbai, India/Australia
- Mr. Li LI, Chief International Desk Correspondent, Ta Kung Pao Daily, Tianjin, China
- Ms. Omolara OMOSANYA, News Controller and Current Affairs Reporter, Radio Nigeria, Lagos, Nigeria
- Mr. Chanchai PRATHEEPWATANAWONG, World News Chief Reporter and Anchor, Nation Group, Bangkok, Thailand
- Mr. Charles PHANG, Senior Producer, CNA (Channel NewsAsia), Mediacorp, Singapore
Part of: Senior Journalists Seminar
The 2023 Senior Journalists Seminar (SJS) will bring together nine multinational journalists for a 3-week dialogue, study, and travel program scheduled for March 8-29.
Destinations
Washington, DC; Honolulu, HI; Jakarta, Indonesia; Bangkok, Thailand.
Program Summary
At its 20th anniversary of implementation, the East-West Center’s 2023 Senior Journalists Seminar will explore through a multi-faith relational lens the concepts, perceptions, influence, understanding, and engagement of religion in society.
In Washington DC, Hawaiʻi, Indonesia, and Thailand, the SJS23 cohort will explore the intersections of the personal / intimate and social-cultural, with government and law within various countries, cultures and faiths, including reproductive rights and responsibilities, facets of identity, culture, and belonging within LGBTQIA peoples communities and movements, and faith-based ecological values and actions regarding climate change and humanitarian crises.
Congratulations to the 2023 SJS fellows:
- Mr. Humayun “Kabir” BHUIYAN, Diplomatic and Special Correspondent, Dhaka Tribune, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Mr. Dulfo P. DULFO, Senior News Editor, Philippine News Agency, Manila, Philippines
- Mr. Nasim HAIDER, News Controller, GEO TV, Karachi, Pakistan
- Ms. Kalpana JAIN, Senior Ethics and Religion Editor, The Conversation, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
- Ms. Glenda Ruth KWEK, Text & Video Correspondent, Agence France-Presse, Mumbai, India/Australia
- Mr. Li LI, Chief International Desk Correspondent, Ta Kung Pao Daily, Tianjin, China
- Ms. Omolara OMOSANYA, News Controller and Current Affairs Reporter, Radio Nigeria, Lagos, Nigeria
- Mr. Chanchai PRATHEEPWATANAWONG, World News Chief Reporter and Anchor, Nation Group, Bangkok, Thailand
- Mr. Charles PHANG, Senior Producer, CNA (Channel NewsAsia), Mediacorp, Singapore