Race and the Media: Everything Old is New Again

Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, Callie Crossley

Media Expert, Callie Crossley will present:

"Race and the Media: Everything Old is New Again"

March 16 - 7:00 pm
Stapleton Lounge

and

"Leadership is Finding Your Own Voice"

March 18 - 11:00 am
Student Center, Vander Vennet Theatre
As part of the Diverse Student Leadership Conference

Callie Crossley hosts a new hour-long talk show on WGBH-FM Radio,  “The Callie Crossley Show”.  'Intelligent talk’ is the hallmark of the daily show which covers current events, local happenings, arts and culture and water cooler buzz. The talk show is the latest chapter in the career of Crossley, who has been an award winning broadcast journalist, a documentary filmmaker, and a television and radio commentator.

In addition to her radio program, Crossley offers regular commentary on media for Beat the Press, which airs on Boston based WGBH-TV, and for Fox25 TV’s Morning News Show. She appears occasionally on national news and information programs including CNN’s Reliable Sources, The PBS News Hour, and The Takeaway, and is a regular contributor to Tell Me More with Michel Martin.

Crossley’s busy career includes public speaking and moderating. She is a Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow guest lecturing at colleges and universities about the collision of old and new media, media and politics, media literacy, and the intersection of race, gender and media.

For the last eight years, Ms. Crossley has served as Program Manager for the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard directing the speakers program.

Complete Biography for Callie Crossley.

Reception following the presentation. 

Co-sponsored by the Women's Studies Program and CWIL.