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Breaking Into International Affairs & Media: Paths and Possibilities
February 11 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Curious about a career in international affairs or media? Join a careers conversation with the dynamic duo of Hagar Chemali and Salem Solomon as they share insider tips on breaking into the field, shaping global narratives, and building a career with impact.
They bring their vast experience in government, journalism, and media innovation to share insights on launching and advancing careers in these fields. You will gain valuable advice on developing the skills, networks, and perspective needed to thrive in roles that shape global narratives and policy.
This moderated discussion will cover:
- The career paths and opportunities available in international affairs and media.
- How storytelling and journalism influence global policy and public perception.
- Tips on breaking into these industries and building a meaningful career.
Whether you’re interested in policymaking, journalism, or content creation, this event offers inspiration and practical tools for success.
Learn how storytelling influences policy, discover career paths, and gain practical advice to get started.
Hagar Chemali
A political satirist and foreign policy expert, Hagar Chemali is the creator of Oh My World! (opens in new tab) and CEO of Greenwich Media Strategies. She’s held senior U.S. government roles, including at the White House and U.S. Treasury, and teaches at Columbia University.
Salem Solomon
An award-winning journalist and senior editor at Voice of America, Salem Solomon specializes in multimedia reporting on Africa. Her work has appeared in The New York Times and The Washington Post. She is also a recognized expert in digital journalism and fact-checking.