Unfortunately, this event has been canceled due to external factors beyond anyone's control. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please watch for information on rescheduling.
How do agencies choose their stories and camera angles in light of a commitment to dignify everyone involved? Bring your team for a case study-driven day of professional development.
When: Wednesday, June 14, 2023 CANCELLED
Facilitator
Monika Maria Kalcsics is a journalist with more than 20 years of experience in public service media, print, TV, and film as a reporter, producer, and commissioning editor of award-winning documentaries and reports.
Currently employed by the science, education, and society department at Austria 1, the national information radio channel of ORF (Austrian Public Broadcasting Corporation), she is also the head of the multimedia initiative "Fixing the Future – Casting New Ideas." She is also a founding member of the production company name>it positive media, covering underrepresented areas in the media. Across this time, she also made emergency aid missions, establishing communication lines.
Kalcsics' combined career as a journalist and emergency aid worker has allowed her to understand the challenges we face when confronted with a humanitarian disaster and the need to report it. She was granted a fellowship at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University to research the relationship between aid organizations and the media in a "competitive compassion market".
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