On Thursday, March 28, the Institute and Columbia Journalism School hosted a panel discussion entitled Don’t Panic, Don’t Ignore: How to Report on Hate, curated by Gershom Gorenberg, Knapp Adjunct Senior Research Scholar and Adjunct Professor of Journalism. It brought together Adam Serwer, staff writer at The Atlantic, Laurie Goodstein, Deputy International Editor for The New York Times, Jane Eisner, former editor-in-chief of The Forward, Rachel Glickhouse, Partner Manager for the Documenting Hate project at ProPublica in conversation with Columbia Journalism School professor Samuel G. Freedman. The panel discussion was very well attended and included members of the press and public, and a mix of students from the Journalism School and IIJS. This event, the third that has been produced in partnership with the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism was a seamless collaboration, with many thanks to the Knapp Family Foundation.
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