Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Each year, the current prize winners are brought to the J-School to talk about their work. The seminar will look into reporting methodology, ethics, writing and presentation techniques as well as impact. Links to winning pieces will be sent to you ahead of time and we encourage all attendees to read the stories before attending. Journalists reporting from Southeast Asia, Afghanistan and the Mediterranean won 2016 Pulitzer Prizes. In "Seafood from Slaves," the Associated Press found fishermen shackled to their trade — leading to the release of 2,000 enslaved people. In her pieces, Alissa Rubin of The New York Times gave voice to Afghan women forced to endure unspeakable cruelties. Reuters' chief photographer for Greece and Cyprus, Yannis Behrakis, was part of the prize-winning team that shared the honor with the Times, documenting the flight of refugees from Syria. Join these correspondents for a panel discussion led by Dean of Academic Affairs Sheila Coronel.
Each year, the current prize winners are brought to the J-School to talk about their work. The seminar will look into reporting methodology, ethics, writing and presentation techniques as well as impact. Links to winning pieces will be sent to you ahead of time and we encourage all attendees to read the stories before attending. Journalists reporting from Southeast Asia, Afghanistan and the Mediterranean won 2016 Pulitzer Prizes. In "Seafood from Slaves," the Associated Press found fishermen shackled to their trade — leading to the release of 2,000 enslaved people. In her pieces, Alissa Rubin of The New York Times gave voice to Afghan women forced to endure unspeakable cruelties. Reuters' chief photographer for Greece and Cyprus, Yannis Behrakis, was part of the prize-winning team that shared the honor with the Times, documenting the flight of refugees from Syria. Join these correspondents for a panel discussion led by Dean of Academic Affairs Sheila Coronel.
