Mona Chalabi & Jonathan Watts: The View From Somewhere

Amid escalating global conflict, climate change, and a precarious year for democracy, we need journalists to deliver news with truth and accuracy, independence and impartiality. But does this championing of detachment and objectivity come at the expense of compassion? Join Pulitzer Prize-winning data journalist Mona Chalabi, and the Guardian’s global environment editor Jonathan Watts as they talk to David Stenhouse about whether there is a need for a new model of journalism, and if it’s possible to present the news from a place of moral clarity.

Categories: Journalism

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