WIJ and Journalists' Charity Seminar: Breaking the Class Ceiling: Has journalism become an industry for the elite? And what can be done about it?

WIJ and Journalists’ Charity Seminar: Breaking the Class Ceiling: Has journalism become an industry for the elite? And what can be done about it?

When: November 19th

Where: Level 39, Reach, One Canada Sq, E 14 5AP

Time : Doors open at 6:30pm, Aiming for a 7pm start

Tickets : £10 WiJ members : £15 Non Member

Students £5. Limited free places for current students at University of Westminster, City and London College of Communications

(plus booking fee) Book HERE

Chaired by Alison Phillips, Editor of the Daily Mirror and WIJ Deputy Chair @MirrorAlison

Panel Includes:

Jane Martinson, Guardian media columnist@janemartinson, Majorie Deane, Professor of Financial Journalism at City, University London @MarjorieDeane

Jem Collins, founder of JournoResources @Jem_Collins

Shingi Mararike, reporter, The Sunday Times, and the paper’s first ever apprentice @ShingiMararike

Rozina Breen, Head of North, BBC England @RozieBreen