ENGLISH VERSION
Journalism at the Crossroads: Americas and Beyond
Despite differences in time period and situation, there are many journalists today in war-torn, conflicted, and critical territories who suffer physically and psychologically. Societies in those territories count on the work of journalists to exercise their right of free speech. This two-part event – a presentation of short documentaries (film & radio), and a forum -- will provide critical insights into the perils and challenges journalists face while reporting from today’s conflict-torn territories in crisis in the Americas and Beyond.
Journalism at the Crossroads is organized by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and the Forum for Scholars and Publics, with generous support from the Office of Global Affairs and the Hanscom Endowment, all at Duke University.
Monday, February 22. 6:00pm
John Hope Franklin Center. Ahmadieh Family Conference Hall (Room 240)
Journalists Are Under Attack in Mexico: Death in Veracruz. AJ+ (with participation of Andalusia Knoll). Mexico, 14min. 2015
A Journey to Turkey-Syria Border. (Radio documentary). Jorge Valencia, Capitol Reporter WUNC (2015) Chapel Hill/Durham/Turkey/Syria, 15min. 2015
Inside Cuba. Leyla Santiago, WRAL News anchor/reporter. Cuba, 20min. 2015
UNCENSORED: Narco Journalism. Stephanie Martinez. USA, 52min. 2014.
Reception to follow
John Hope Franklin Center, Amadieh Family Conference Hall, Room 240 |Duke University | 2204 Erwin Rd ·(919) 668-1923 | Free parking at Pickens Lot / on Trent Drive (in front of the Franklin Center)
February 23. Noon- 2.45pm
FORUM FOR SCHOLARS AND PUBLICS (Room 011 Old Chemistry Building, Duke West Campus)
Journalism at the Crossroads: Americas and Beyond
12-1:00pm. HERE AND THERE: THE WORK OF THE REPORTER
Jorge Valencia. WUNC Capitol Reporter
Stephanie Martinez. Univision. Director of the doc: UNCENSORED.
Leyla Santiago. WRAL, anchor and reporter.
Break | 1:00-1:15pm
1:30-2:45pm. WORKING UNDER SIEGE. VIOLENCE, CENSORSHIP, AND POLITICS
Luis Hernandez Navarro. La Jornada, Mexico (Mexico City)
Andalusia Knoll. Freelance Journalist based in Mexico. A+J, Democracy Now, Free Speech
Paulo Sotero. Director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, DC.
Lunch will be served at 11.30am | Coffee break and refreshments for the second session
The Forum for Scholars & Publics is located on Duke's West Campus at 011 Old Chem. Visitor parking is available at the Bryan Center parking garage or at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens parking lot.
- See more at: https://fsp.trinity.duke.edu/find-us#sthash.wjp0wZUV.dpuf
SPANISH VERSION
Periodismo en la Encrucijada: Américas y más allá
A pesar de las diferencias en período de tiempo y situación, hay muchos periodistas hoy en día en territorios críticos, algunos desgarrados por la Guerra o conflictos internos, que sufren física y psicológicamente. Las sociedades en estos territorios cuentan con el trabajo de los periodistas a ejercer su derecho de libertad de expresión. Este evento (en dos partes) - una presentación de documentales cortos (en video y radio), y un foro - proporcionará información decisiva sobre los peligros y desafíos que enfrentan los periodistas al informar sobre los territorios asolados por conflictos y hoy en crisis en las Américas y más allá.
Periodismo en la Encrucijada es organizado por el Centro de Estudios de América Latina y el Caribe y el Foro para Académicos y públicos, con el generoso apoyo de la Oficina de Asuntos Globales y el Fondo Hanscom, todos de la Universidad de Duke.
Lunes 22 de febrero. 6.00pm – 8.30pm
John Hope Franklin Center. Conferencia Familiar Ahmadieh Hall (Sala 240)
Los periodistas están bajo ataque en México: Muerte en Veracruz. AJ + (con la participación de Andalucía Knoll). México, 14min. 2015
Un viaje a Turquía y la frontera con Siria. (radio-documental). Jorge Valencia, Reportero Capital, WUNC (2015) Chapel Hill / Durham / Turquía / Siria, 15min. 2015
Dentro de Cuba. Leyla Santiago, WRAL Noticias / reportera y presentadora. Cuba, 20 min. 2015
SIN CENSURA: Narco Periodismo. Stephanie Martínez. EE.UU., 52min. 2014.
Recepción a continuación
John Hope Franklin Center, Amadieh Family Conference Hall, Room 240 |Duke University | 2204 Erwin Rd · (919) 668-1923 | Estacionamiento gratis en el Pickens Lot, al frente del Franklin Center / sobre Trent Drive.
Martes 23 de febrero, 11.30am a 2.45pm
Forum for Scholars and Publics FSP (Habitación 011 Old Chem, West Campus, Duke)
Periodismo en la Encrucijada: Américas y más allá
12 - 1:00 pm. Aquí y allá: EL TRABAJO DEL PERIODISTA
Jorge Valencia. WUNC Capitol Reportero
Stephanie Martínez. Univision. Director del doc: UNCENSORED.
Leyla Santiago. WRAL, presentadora y reportera.
Receso para café | 1: 00-1: 15pm
1:15-2:45pm. Periodismo en estado de sitio. Violencia, la censura y la política
Luis Hernández Navarro. La Jornada, México (Ciudad de México)
Andalucía Knoll. Periodista independiente basada en México. A + J, Democracia Ahora, la libertad de expresión
Paulo Sotero. Director del Instituto Brasil del Centro Internacional Woodrow Wilson para Académicos, Washington, DC.
El almuerzo será servido a las 11:30 | descanso para tomar café y refrescos para la segunda sesión
El FSP se encuentra en el Campus Oeste de Duke en 011 Ol Chem. El estacionamiento para visitantes está disponible en el garaje de estacionamiento Bryan Center o en el estacionamiento de Sarah P. Duke Gardens.
______________________________________________________
Participants:
Jorge Valencia is the Capitol Reporter for WUNC. Valencia has been with North Carolina Public Radio since 2012. A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Jorge studied journalism at the University of Maryland and reported for four years for the Roanoke Times in Virginia before joining the station. His reporting has also been published in the Wall Street Journal, the Miami Herald, and the Baltimore Sun.
Stephanie Martinez is a US Latina news reporter currently working at Univision 40 in Raleigh, NC as a producer and reporter. She previously worked as a reporter for Voice of America in Washington, DC. She produced, edited and reported daily national news stories for TV and the web and performed live TV news updates for international affiliates. Additionally, Stephanie reported daily news feeds for two international radio stations. She worked for almost four years as a freelance reporter for Telemundo Washington covering top stories ranging from controversial immigration issues to heated political topics brewing out of Capitol Hill. She has also filed stories with Univision and Connection Newspapers.
Leyla Santiago is a Puerto Rican reporter working for WRAL-TV in Raleigh, NC since 2012. She has been reporting on issues related to migrant communities in KBAK-TV/KBFX-TV, Bakersfield, Calif as morning anchor; 2008 to 2009: reporter, KTUU-TV, Anchorage, Alaska; 2006 to 2008: reporter, WVIR-TV, Charlottesville, Va.; 2005 to 2006: assignment editor, WCJB-TV, Gainesville, Fla. Santiago has been awarded the Mark Twain Award, Best Anchor (The Associated Press), 2011; Emmy nomination, Writing (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Pacific Southwest), 2011; Emmy Award, Best Newscast (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Pacific Southwest), 2010; Emmy nomination, Best Political Reporting (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Pacific Southwest), 2010. As a journalist, she believes her job is to provide accurate and balanced information in context. Perspective can be one of the most important things reporters can provide to viewers and audiences. She got her degree in Public Relations at the University of Florida, Gainesville.
Read more at http://www.wral.com/rs/bio/11696620/#CHRIZXt4lqFKjoKw.99
Andalusia Knoll is a freelance multimedia journalist based in Mexico City. In addition to she is a frequent contributor to VICE News, AJ+, Democracy Now! FreeSpeach, Truthout, and Upside Down World. In Mexico, she collaborates with various independent media and art collectives and co-write pieces for La Jornada. Some of her work can be found:click, click
Luis Hernández Navarro is the opinion editor of Mexico's La Jornada. As a journalist he has worked for four decades covering the most pressing issues in his home country. Some of his work in English can be found at The Guardian
Paulo Sotero is the director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. An award winning journalist, from 1989 to 2006 he was the Washington correspondent for Estado de São. Paulo, a leading Brazilian daily newspaper. Sotero began his career at Veja in the late 1960s and worked for the magazine in São Paulo, Recife, Brasília, and Paris, until he was named its correspondent in Portugal after the democratic revolution of April 25, 1974. Sotero has been in Washington, D.C., since 1980, where he has been a correspondent for Istoé weekly magazine and the financial newspaper Gazeta Mercantil. He is a frequent guest commentator for the BBC, CNN, Al-Jazeera, Voice of America, National Public Radio, Globo News Television and the Brazilian Radio Network - CBN. He also contributes regularly to Brazilian and international newspapers, magazines, and scholarly journals. A native of the state of São Paulo, Sotero holds a Bachelor’s degree in History from the Catholic University of Pernambuco, and a Master’s in Journalism and Public Affairs from the American University, in Washington, D.C. He has been an adjunct lecturer at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, and is currently on the adjunct faculty of the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University.
Alianza Latina Pro-Educación en Salud
email: alpesnc@gmail.com
website: www.alpesnc.org
Journalism at the Crossroads: Americas and Beyond
Despite differences in time period and situation, there are many journalists today in war-torn, conflicted, and critical territories who suffer physically and psychologically. Societies in those territories count on the work of journalists to exercise their right of free speech. This two-part event – a presentation of short documentaries (film & radio), and a forum -- will provide critical insights into the perils and challenges journalists face while reporting from today’s conflict-torn territories in crisis in the Americas and Beyond.
Journalism at the Crossroads is organized by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and the Forum for Scholars and Publics, with generous support from the Office of Global Affairs and the Hanscom Endowment, all at Duke University.
Monday, February 22. 6:00pm
John Hope Franklin Center. Ahmadieh Family Conference Hall (Room 240)
Journalists Are Under Attack in Mexico: Death in Veracruz. AJ+ (with participation of Andalusia Knoll). Mexico, 14min. 2015
A Journey to Turkey-Syria Border. (Radio documentary). Jorge Valencia, Capitol Reporter WUNC (2015) Chapel Hill/Durham/Turkey/Syria, 15min. 2015
Inside Cuba. Leyla Santiago, WRAL News anchor/reporter. Cuba, 20min. 2015
UNCENSORED: Narco Journalism. Stephanie Martinez. USA, 52min. 2014.
Reception to follow
John Hope Franklin Center, Amadieh Family Conference Hall, Room 240 |Duke University | 2204 Erwin Rd ·(919) 668-1923 | Free parking at Pickens Lot / on Trent Drive (in front of the Franklin Center)
February 23. Noon- 2.45pm
FORUM FOR SCHOLARS AND PUBLICS (Room 011 Old Chemistry Building, Duke West Campus)
Journalism at the Crossroads: Americas and Beyond
12-1:00pm. HERE AND THERE: THE WORK OF THE REPORTER
Jorge Valencia. WUNC Capitol Reporter
Stephanie Martinez. Univision. Director of the doc: UNCENSORED.
Leyla Santiago. WRAL, anchor and reporter.
Break | 1:00-1:15pm
1:30-2:45pm. WORKING UNDER SIEGE. VIOLENCE, CENSORSHIP, AND POLITICS
Luis Hernandez Navarro. La Jornada, Mexico (Mexico City)
Andalusia Knoll. Freelance Journalist based in Mexico. A+J, Democracy Now, Free Speech
Paulo Sotero. Director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, DC.
Lunch will be served at 11.30am | Coffee break and refreshments for the second session
The Forum for Scholars & Publics is located on Duke's West Campus at 011 Old Chem. Visitor parking is available at the Bryan Center parking garage or at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens parking lot.
- See more at: https://fsp.trinity.duke.edu/find-us#sthash.wjp0wZUV.dpuf
SPANISH VERSION
Periodismo en la Encrucijada: Américas y más allá
A pesar de las diferencias en período de tiempo y situación, hay muchos periodistas hoy en día en territorios críticos, algunos desgarrados por la Guerra o conflictos internos, que sufren física y psicológicamente. Las sociedades en estos territorios cuentan con el trabajo de los periodistas a ejercer su derecho de libertad de expresión. Este evento (en dos partes) - una presentación de documentales cortos (en video y radio), y un foro - proporcionará información decisiva sobre los peligros y desafíos que enfrentan los periodistas al informar sobre los territorios asolados por conflictos y hoy en crisis en las Américas y más allá.
Periodismo en la Encrucijada es organizado por el Centro de Estudios de América Latina y el Caribe y el Foro para Académicos y públicos, con el generoso apoyo de la Oficina de Asuntos Globales y el Fondo Hanscom, todos de la Universidad de Duke.
Lunes 22 de febrero. 6.00pm – 8.30pm
John Hope Franklin Center. Conferencia Familiar Ahmadieh Hall (Sala 240)
Los periodistas están bajo ataque en México: Muerte en Veracruz. AJ + (con la participación de Andalucía Knoll). México, 14min. 2015
Un viaje a Turquía y la frontera con Siria. (radio-documental). Jorge Valencia, Reportero Capital, WUNC (2015) Chapel Hill / Durham / Turquía / Siria, 15min. 2015
Dentro de Cuba. Leyla Santiago, WRAL Noticias / reportera y presentadora. Cuba, 20 min. 2015
SIN CENSURA: Narco Periodismo. Stephanie Martínez. EE.UU., 52min. 2014.
Recepción a continuación
John Hope Franklin Center, Amadieh Family Conference Hall, Room 240 |Duke University | 2204 Erwin Rd · (919) 668-1923 | Estacionamiento gratis en el Pickens Lot, al frente del Franklin Center / sobre Trent Drive.
Martes 23 de febrero, 11.30am a 2.45pm
Forum for Scholars and Publics FSP (Habitación 011 Old Chem, West Campus, Duke)
Periodismo en la Encrucijada: Américas y más allá
12 - 1:00 pm. Aquí y allá: EL TRABAJO DEL PERIODISTA
Jorge Valencia. WUNC Capitol Reportero
Stephanie Martínez. Univision. Director del doc: UNCENSORED.
Leyla Santiago. WRAL, presentadora y reportera.
Receso para café | 1: 00-1: 15pm
1:15-2:45pm. Periodismo en estado de sitio. Violencia, la censura y la política
Luis Hernández Navarro. La Jornada, México (Ciudad de México)
Andalucía Knoll. Periodista independiente basada en México. A + J, Democracia Ahora, la libertad de expresión
Paulo Sotero. Director del Instituto Brasil del Centro Internacional Woodrow Wilson para Académicos, Washington, DC.
El almuerzo será servido a las 11:30 | descanso para tomar café y refrescos para la segunda sesión
El FSP se encuentra en el Campus Oeste de Duke en 011 Ol Chem. El estacionamiento para visitantes está disponible en el garaje de estacionamiento Bryan Center o en el estacionamiento de Sarah P. Duke Gardens.
______________________________________________________
Participants:
Jorge Valencia is the Capitol Reporter for WUNC. Valencia has been with North Carolina Public Radio since 2012. A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Jorge studied journalism at the University of Maryland and reported for four years for the Roanoke Times in Virginia before joining the station. His reporting has also been published in the Wall Street Journal, the Miami Herald, and the Baltimore Sun.
Stephanie Martinez is a US Latina news reporter currently working at Univision 40 in Raleigh, NC as a producer and reporter. She previously worked as a reporter for Voice of America in Washington, DC. She produced, edited and reported daily national news stories for TV and the web and performed live TV news updates for international affiliates. Additionally, Stephanie reported daily news feeds for two international radio stations. She worked for almost four years as a freelance reporter for Telemundo Washington covering top stories ranging from controversial immigration issues to heated political topics brewing out of Capitol Hill. She has also filed stories with Univision and Connection Newspapers.
Leyla Santiago is a Puerto Rican reporter working for WRAL-TV in Raleigh, NC since 2012. She has been reporting on issues related to migrant communities in KBAK-TV/KBFX-TV, Bakersfield, Calif as morning anchor; 2008 to 2009: reporter, KTUU-TV, Anchorage, Alaska; 2006 to 2008: reporter, WVIR-TV, Charlottesville, Va.; 2005 to 2006: assignment editor, WCJB-TV, Gainesville, Fla. Santiago has been awarded the Mark Twain Award, Best Anchor (The Associated Press), 2011; Emmy nomination, Writing (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Pacific Southwest), 2011; Emmy Award, Best Newscast (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Pacific Southwest), 2010; Emmy nomination, Best Political Reporting (National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Pacific Southwest), 2010. As a journalist, she believes her job is to provide accurate and balanced information in context. Perspective can be one of the most important things reporters can provide to viewers and audiences. She got her degree in Public Relations at the University of Florida, Gainesville.
Read more at http://www.wral.com/rs/bio/11696620/#CHRIZXt4lqFKjoKw.99
Andalusia Knoll is a freelance multimedia journalist based in Mexico City. In addition to she is a frequent contributor to VICE News, AJ+, Democracy Now! FreeSpeach, Truthout, and Upside Down World. In Mexico, she collaborates with various independent media and art collectives and co-write pieces for La Jornada. Some of her work can be found:click, click
Luis Hernández Navarro is the opinion editor of Mexico's La Jornada. As a journalist he has worked for four decades covering the most pressing issues in his home country. Some of his work in English can be found at The Guardian
Paulo Sotero is the director of the Brazil Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. An award winning journalist, from 1989 to 2006 he was the Washington correspondent for Estado de São. Paulo, a leading Brazilian daily newspaper. Sotero began his career at Veja in the late 1960s and worked for the magazine in São Paulo, Recife, Brasília, and Paris, until he was named its correspondent in Portugal after the democratic revolution of April 25, 1974. Sotero has been in Washington, D.C., since 1980, where he has been a correspondent for Istoé weekly magazine and the financial newspaper Gazeta Mercantil. He is a frequent guest commentator for the BBC, CNN, Al-Jazeera, Voice of America, National Public Radio, Globo News Television and the Brazilian Radio Network - CBN. He also contributes regularly to Brazilian and international newspapers, magazines, and scholarly journals. A native of the state of São Paulo, Sotero holds a Bachelor’s degree in History from the Catholic University of Pernambuco, and a Master’s in Journalism and Public Affairs from the American University, in Washington, D.C. He has been an adjunct lecturer at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, and is currently on the adjunct faculty of the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University.
Alianza Latina Pro-Educación en Salud
email: alpesnc@gmail.com
website: www.alpesnc.org
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