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SUMMARY:Investigating Inequality: A Workshop with P. Sainath
LOCATION:Newhouse 3 Newhouse I3 Center\, 217 University Pl\, Syracuse\, NY
  13244
DESCRIPTION:Inequality is a burning issue everywhere\, but how does succes
 sful reporting on inequality happen? In this workshop\, award-winning Ind
 ian journalist P. Sainath brings his 40 years of experience to bear on an
  open discussion of reporting inequality focused on a basic question: how
  does a reporter get people to talk about inequality?\n\nSainath will dra
 w on his experiences at The Hindu—a major English-language daily founded 
 in 1878 and one of India's newspapers of record—to help shape a wide-rang
 ing conversation around investigation. In the process\, Sainath will draw
  upon his seminal journalism that brought national and international atte
 ntion to farmer suicides in India during the 1990s and 20002\, how The Hi
 ndu dealt with reporting agitations and protests of poor and marginalized
  communities while he was its rural affairs editor\, and how his platform
  The People's Archive of Rural India strives to produce stories through t
 he voices and lived experience of everyday people\, including on climate 
 change.\n\nThe workshop will be followed by a South Asian lunch buffet.\n
 \nPalagummi Sainath is an Indian journalist who focuses on inequality\, d
 eprivation and poverty\, particularly in rural India. He is the recipient
  of over 75 national and global awards for journalism. A journalist since
  1980\, Sainath became a full-time rural reporter in 1993 and has since s
 pent\, on average\, around 270 days a year in India’s poorest regions wri
 ting from there for India’s largest newspapers.\n\nMore recently\, his \n
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