Bringing migration home: International reporting in an interconnected world

Don’t forget to register for next week's event Bringing migration home: International reporting in an interconnected world, on April 27, 2017 at the Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat. Please see below for event details or to register. 

Bringing migration home: International reporting in an interconnected world 

Last year, millions of people left their homes and moved to a new country. Seeking opportunities, seeking refuge, seeking a new future. This year, global forces like poverty, climate change, and conflict will keep driving people across borders. What are their stories? And how will their stories be told?

On April 27th, join Aga Khan Foundation Canada (AKFC) and the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) as Shannon Gormley explains why it's so important for Canadian journalists to report from the places refugees and migrants are leaving.

An Ottawa Citizen global affairs columnist and freelance journalist, Shannon Gormley was a 2015 recipient of the Fellowship for International Development Reporting. Her fellowship project focused on the vulnerable residents of Kiribati, a country which has become famous for its approach to dealing with rising sea levels and climate change.