We have a strong line-up for the upcoming Media Society discussion about Migration and the Media. It's being held at The Conduit in Covent Garden next Monday, the 22nd September, from 6pm.
The debate will look at how the media shapes public opinion on migration, and the panel is:
- Ritula Shah (Chair) - currently with Classic FM, and formerly the main presenter of BBC Radio 4's The World Tonight.
- Rob McNeil - former newspaper journalist and now Head of Media and Communications at Oxford University's Migration Observatory.
- Douna Haj Ahmed - a Syrian journalist, human rights activist and refugee living in London.
- Andrew Harding - the BBC’s Paris Correspondent, who has reported extensively on European migration stories.
- Nicola Kelly - journalist and writer. Author of ‘Anywhere But Here...'.
The event is being produced by Sue Ellis and Alex Sinker - and will be introduced by the President of the Media Society, Nigel Dacre.
Event Details
Monday 22nd September. Doors open 6pm. Discussion 6.30pm-7:30pm. Plenty of opportunities for questions from the audience.
Networking drinks before and after the discussion, with a cash bar.
Location: The Conduit, 6 Langley St, London WC2H 9JA
The evening is a co-branded event hosted by The Media Society and The Conduit.
Tickets: Media Society Members £10 (50% discount). Student Members Free. General tickets for non-members £20. Students £10. Join the Media Society here.
The Media Society is a British charity that organises events that discuss and debate important and topical media issues.
Event graphics by the TMS Director of Marketing Peter Walker.
