Conference 2022MEDIA
MEDIA
AND WAR
Nov 30 – Dec 1, 2022
Rzeszów, Poland
1 hour from the Ukrainian border
Everything changed on February 24th.
Stories as we knew them were being overwritten. Mixer brought journalists, editors, and practitioners to the city closest to the war to think through what covering this conflict actually required — and what it was doing to the people covering it. The geographic choice was deliberate. Rzeszów, not Warsaw or Brussels. The proximity to the border was part of the programme.
The Sessions
01
Ethical Aspects of Covering War
02
OSINT and Its Role in Shaping the Narratives of War
03
War from Different European Perspectives
04
How Is This War Different from Others?
05
What's Going on with Belarus Media?
06
Disinformation Experiences from Poland and CEE
07
HIMARs and Javelins for the Army — What Do the Media Need
08
Russians Are Coming: Caucasus and Central Asia. Opportunity or Threat?
09
Ron Haviv: On 30 Years of Covering Conflict (public talk)
10
War, Laugh, and Donations: Saint Javelin Project
11
How Do We Continue to Cover Ukraine Without Losing the Audience?
Speakers
Ron Haviv
VII Foundation
Daryna Shevchenko
Kyiv Independent
Daniel Rząsa
Google News Lab
Nino Robakidze
IREX Georgia
Ellen Heinrichs
Bonn Institute
Alicia Alamillos
El Confidencial
Nicolas Freund
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Maja Kuczmińska
Tygodnik Powszechny
Yana Korniychuk
Babel
Oksana Kovalenko
Slidstvo.info
Marichka Paplauskaite
Reporters Magazine
