Distinguished scholar Bilge Yesil will deliver the Spring 2025 NU-Q Lecture on the Global South on February 12, exploring the evolving dynamics of media and communication. Her talk will examine the interplay between perspectives and practices from the Global South and North. Read more:

The final panel of Journalism in the Global South conference, “Influential Interlocutors: Stringers, Freelancers, and Non-Profits,” explores innovative strategies in journalism. Panelists @KalyaniC, @ijosephb, @SchezSafla, and moderator @cpaschyn examine the impact of non-profit journalism, Substack, and the evolving role of freelancers.

RT @MKraidy: Excited to kick off Day 2 of our #Rawabet conference on “Journalism in the Global South” @NUQatar on the ethical integration o…

RT @MKraidy: Excited to kick off the #Rawabet conference on Journalism in the Global South @NUQatar. Over the next two days, we’ll examine…

RT @MKraidy: Just returned from the @COHEcrea @ECREA_eu workshop “Communication Networks Before and After the Web: Historical and Long-term…

Kalyani Chadha (@NorthwesternU), @ijosephb (@Sydney_Uni), and @SchezSafla (@NUQatar) will discuss the evolving role of independent journalists and nonprofit organizations in sustaining press freedom, from monetized platforms like Substack to nonprofit-driven journalism at @NUQatar’s Rawabet conference, Journalism in the Global South: Expanding Epistemological Frameworks. Learn more and register here:

.@HananBadr (University of Salzburg), @HayesMabweazara (@UofGlasgow), and @claudiakozman (@NUQatar) will examine how journalism in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe reflects local concerns and values, expanding beyond Western-centric models at @NUQatar’s Rawabet conference, Journalism in the Global South: Expanding Epistemological Frameworks. Learn more and register here:

Gregory Gondwe (@CSUSB_PD), George Ogola (@UniofNottingham), and Walid Al-Saqaf (@DohaInstitute) will explore the ethical challenges of AI in journalism education, including algorithmic bias, the digital divide, and the marginalization of local narratives at @NUQatar’s Rawabet conference, Journalism in the Global South: Expanding Epistemological Frameworks. Learn more and register here:

@omar_alghazzi (@MediaLSE), Tanja Bosch (@UCT_news), and Kecheng Fang (@CUHKofficial) will examine the role of social media influencers as opinion leaders and the ethical dilemmas surrounding self-media platforms at @NUQatar’s Rawabet conference, Journalism in the Global South: Expanding Epistemological Frameworks. Learn more and register here:

Noura Al Obeidi (@NYUAbuDhabi), Zahra Hankir (Our Women on the Ground), and Christina Paschyn (@NUQatar) will discuss the rise of feminist media entrepreneurship and how digital platforms are reshaping narratives on gender and representation at @NUQatar’s Rawabet conference, Journalism in the Global South: Expanding Epistemological Frameworks. Learn more and register here:

.@claumellado (@pucv_cl), @SWaisbord89926 (@GWtweets), and @i_abusharif (@NUQatar) will examine how power structures shape journalism in the Global South at @NUQatar’s Rawabet conference, Journalism in the Global South: Expanding Epistemological Frameworks. Learn more and register here: